Swallowed Star: Blood Sea Demon Lord

In fact, I read the fanfic of Swallowing Starry Sky to see its glorious background. The boundless starry sky is the most attractive. Moreover, in the Earth chapter, there is the original protagonist, and he does not interact with the original protagonist. He keeps playing stand-alone games. What's the point of this? Chapter 34. I have been playing alone in the wild. It seems very boring. I can't write two or three hundred chapters for the Earth chapter.

What kind of high-spirited state of mind does the protagonist, a piece of trash, massacre innocent natives at will? I despise this kind of garbage protagonist who casually slaughters human natives in order to upgrade his blood pool. If you do anything to upgrade, you will only become a tool. The highest state of mind should be to do something and not do something. You also have your own bottom line and persistence

Isn't the protagonist a special being? I finally understand why it was so long in advance. The co-authorship has to start developing as an apprentice.

This kind of special life should have a prokaryotic world. Wouldn't it be enough to take the blood lake with it?

The introduction is extremely embarrassing. If you don't have a virus to improve your physical fitness, you won't be able to become a martial artist. This has nothing to do with your regret for not practicing martial arts. Are you doing it before, not after? The introduction is too crotch-shaped. Why are others willing to take a second look? It's like that swallowing fan. The introduction is just one sentence: an ordinary ape becomes the overlord of the universe. Directly, I delayed myself. The writing was good, but there was no flow.

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Can the sea of ​​blood described by the author only expand by killing people and monsters? If you can't absorb the energy of the universe on your own, and the energy of heaven and earth expands, it won't be a big deal if you kill the entire universe.

Isn't it true that only the strongest person in the universe can be resurrected?

Suddenly I thought of a way to fix the bug. If the protagonist's blood sea can't swallow the cosmic crystal, it can swallow Luo Feng, and then Luo Feng can re-condensate the clone through the proto-nucleus. In this way, he can evolve quickly only by consuming a small amount of cosmic crystals. It's a bit cruel to Luo Feng.

The title of the book is: My grandson is called Luo Feng. Why don't you write that he is Luo Feng's biological grandfather at the beginning?