Swallowed Star: Blood Sea Demon Lord

The reason I read Swallowed Star fanfiction is for its magnificent background; the boundless starry sky is the most captivating element. Besides, the Earth arc features the original protagonist, but he never interacts with him, essentially playing a single-player game. What's the point? It's already chapter 34, and he's just playing alone in the wilderness—it's boring. They can't possibly write two or three hundred chapters for the Earth arc, can they?

How can a piece of trash like the protagonist, who indiscriminately slaughters innocent natives, have such a lofty state of mind? I have the utmost contempt for protagonists who indiscriminately slaughter human natives just to upgrade their blood pool. Using any means necessary to upgrade will only reduce one to a mere tool. The highest state of mind should be knowing what to do and what not to do. It also involves having one's own bottom line and principles.

Isn't the protagonist a special life form? Now I understand why it started so early; it turns out he has to start developing from an apprentice.

This special life form should have a proto-nuclear world, right? Why not just take the blood lake with you?

The synopsis is incredibly awkward. Without the virus boosting physical abilities, you wouldn't become a martial artist later on. What does that have to do with regretting not practicing martial arts? You were before, not after. With such a terrible synopsis, why would anyone bother reading it? It's like that Devouring fanfic whose synopsis was just: "An ordinary ape-man becomes a cosmic overlord." It completely ruined its own chances. The writing is decent, but it lacks traffic.

Is the Blood Sea in the author's writing only capable of expanding by killing people and demons? If it cannot expand by absorbing energy from the universe or the evil energy of heaven and earth, then killing the entire universe wouldn't make much difference.

Isn't it true that only the strongest beings in the universe can be resurrected as cosmic overlords?

I suddenly thought of a bug-exploiting method: if the protagonist's Blood Sea can't absorb cosmic crystals, it can absorb Luo Feng, and then Luo Feng can re-condense his clone through the original core. This way, it only consumes a small amount of cosmic crystals and can evolve quickly. It's just a bit cruel to Luo Feng.

The book is titled "My Grandson is Named Luo Feng," so why doesn't it start by stating that the author is Luo Feng's biological grandfather?

The Earth episode is the highlight, with a strong sense of immersion and many details.