The Villain Who Devours the Stars

This is the first time I've seen an introduction that says the protagonist is of low quality.

So why can the protagonist, whose soul is immortal, recognize all kinds of cats and dogs? The Lord of Chaos City has to control time and space in Chaos City to see if it is a foreign soul. How do those ordinary immortals see it?

You are called a villain, a licking dog and nanny who devours human beings.

From the beginning of the section about becoming a disciple and becoming a marquis, the dark text turned into a funny one. Was it written by a different person or was it written by AI?

It doesn't matter if you have the character of Devouring Starry Sky and kill someone. Don't lick Luo Feng and say you don't want to seize the opportunity but you still do it. If Luo Feng's performance at the same level is not lower than Luo Feng's, it's good. Otherwise, he will lose all his energy if he keeps writing that I'm not as good as Luo Feng.

Come on, it's not enough. Please add more. I support you mentally.

They are all cowardless, not even scoundrels. If you have the ability to directly kill all the six peak ethnic groups in Devouring, what, the Zerg, Monster, Mechanical, Prison, and Starry Sky Beasts?

The content of this book is actually a bit different from the introduction. It is quite good. In terms of power development, I feel that the main character is too hung up. If he can become the Lord of the Universe in 10,000 years, there is nothing interesting about it.

The author is a big liar, not even Luo Feng is enslaved. What a villain.

It is very important to follow the new issue of the book. All you need is to use your little hands and read the latest chapter to help recommend it on the galaxy. Please~Please~

Come on, you really know how to name novels. Just because of the title of your novel, I will keep following updates. Hope it's finished. Come on

Boss, you confused me with the first picture. It is the combination of the memories of the time traveler and the reborn person. Oh, anyway, I felt dizzy after the first picture I saw, but I finally understood the context after the second picture.

In fact, Swallowing Starry Sky has a setting that humans in the Kingdom of God cannot become immortal In fact, there is a belief setting It can absorb the faith of the humans in the Kingdom of God, talents such as pure telekinesis, and then make up for the lack of absorbed cosmic essence, helping these humans in the Kingdom of God to become immortal It can also help other geniuses improve certain talents Then it can be promoted to other races. This ability can be increased dozens of times in the future as long as you pay faith. No one can refuse this ability.

It's very interesting, and it brings out new ideas. I wonder if I can finish the chapter on the original universe.

The author actually doesn't know that the World Lord's world is inside the body, so what else is he looking at?

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The background is confusing. I read it twice and I still can't figure out whether the protagonist is a world lord or a star.

Will the protagonist become a human nanny in the future? Stop licking the human race. I'm tired of aesthetics.