Transmigrating Across the Heavens, Starting with Swallowed Star’s Bolan

No, is there absolutely no explanation? It assumes all worlds have the same rules, so you can just take cultivation techniques from different worlds and use them directly?

This book has three main themes: shock, shock, and more shock; bewilderment, bewilderment, and more bewilderment; and skyrocketing prices, skyrocketing prices, and skyrocketing prices again. My assessment is—boring.

Should we learn the Supreme Dao of "Yang Shen" and its ever-changing flesh and blood derivatives?

Looking at the table of contents, I can understand Chaos City's Sky Bridge, Blood Luo Continent, and the Extraterrestrial Battlefield, but why is Bolan, who cultivates both time and space, running off to the Ancestral God Cult? Is he going to learn the Way of the Beast God? The way you're doing it is way too similar to the original work.

This Chaos City Lord acted as if he'd never seen anything like it, constantly expressing shock. His teacher was Yuan, a tenth-tier True God who had reached the early stages of the Reincarnation Era, and one who achieved this solely through secret techniques. Give him a few True God treasures and a Divine Power Burning Secret Technique, and he'd easily be a 12th-tier or higher combatant.

The Myriad Demons Derivative Technique 😏

It seems the author isn't very familiar with the Desolate Era series; there are quite a few issues with the setting.

In the Desolate Era, all of Cheng Daojun's avatars merged into one, but his second primordial spirit remained intact. In Devouring the Stars, after breaking through to immortality, one should have two divine kingdoms with both the original body and the second primordial spirit, and upon becoming a true god, one would also have two divine bodies.

If you're going to read *Desolate Era*, then read it; *Devouring* has been written to death.

It started strong but declined in quality; the plot became rather mindless around chapter 170.