The Arrow God Who Devours the Starry Sky

After seeing all the 125 updated chapters, I can accept that the protagonist has a pure heart, but it is not that the protagonist is imbecile, and the protagonist is 18 years old, not 8. There are more than 100 chapters. After reading this, I originally hoped that the protagonist's mind would grow a little bit, but I didn't see that the protagonist's mind has grown a little, and he is completely a child.

I think the author writes well (*≧∪≦)👍🏻 with delicate emotions

Let me tell you my personal feelings about the first four chapters The protagonist is an aborigine. There is nothing to say about this. It is not prophetic. If it is written, it can still be put into it and has a unique flavor. But what about this book? I listened to four chapters in full and couldn't get into it at all. It can be seen from the first four chapters that the protagonist the author wants to write is a genius. It has to be said that he is indeed a genius, even a monster. He can reach the top three in the grade in cultural achievements. In terms of martial arts, he can reach the advanced warrior in the third grade of high school without absorbing the energy of the universe. He even realizes that he can exert at least 5 times the power on his own. But what are the other details? Do you like sleeping and fishing during class? Are you always scratching your head? Have no idea about warriors? Please, your protagonist is the playmate of the eldest daughter of the Xu family. What is the Xu family? One of the twelve Chinese families in the HR Alliance. Although it is a business family, this is an era when martial arts are supreme, and more than thirty years have passed since the Great Nirvana. You say that you, the protagonist, do not understand the basic concepts of a warrior? Are you still in the top three in your grade in terms of literacy? There's a conflict of characters! To be honest, if you throw away the assumption of cultural class grades, the protagonist described by the author reminds me of only one image - Tian Ci in the Bright Moon of the Qin Dynasty. It almost perfectly fits the protagonist described by the author - pure, devoid of scheming, naive, and highly talented in martial arts. To sum up, if you can't bring it in, you will no longer have the desire to pursue it. Let it go for now and look at it again when you think about it.

Natives in fan fiction must die. Author, please don't do it. You are asking for death.

I originally wanted to watch it, but I heard that the protagonist is an indigenous person, so I gave it a try.

In the self-titled novel, the protagonist is Xu Xinfang's companion, and when he is eighteen years old, he has no idea about warriors. After he was found to be a genius warrior, Xu Xin still wanted to keep the protagonist by his side. Xu Xin has no idea what she wrote.

😄Does the author think that An Arrow Pierces the Stars in Devouring is very high-level?

In an era when warriors were prevalent, a 17-year-old who didn't know anything was a bit poisonous.

I've tried the poison, slipped away, and swallowed you up. If you write an indigenous novel, the protagonist acts like a fool, do people vote for this kind of book? If you don't understand, please ask someone to clean it up.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Out of the Xu family, it can be said that she cares about her younger brother, so she let her younger brother hide his strength, but this will also prevent the protagonist from receiving the full support of the Xu family. So what's the point of setting the protagonist to come from the Xu family? Forget it, at the end of Chapter 11, Xu Xin clearly knew that the protagonist had great talent and was about to take the quasi-martial arts exam. She didn't want to let the protagonist practice for a while, but instead dragged him to work as a waiter. Her own talent and talent were very poor, so she didn't have any hope, so she just wasted time by dragging him along. We need to know the background of Swallowing Starry Sky, but what about the post-apocalyptic era? The human crisis has not been completely resolved, and it still exists in the form of a base city. It can be seen from this that the background at that time was not peaceful. Under such circumstances, Xu Xin dragged the protagonist to waste time. Is this reasonable? She is too controlling and has never thought about the future of the protagonist. I feel like the author made a big mistake in writing this.

Playing a female channel in Swallowed Starry Sky to fall in love, God, if you understand the background, you wouldn't write it like this. In the early stage of Swallowed Starry Sky, it was an apocalyptic story. Everyone thought that monsters would succeed humans and reach the top of the food chain. You can just let me have campus love.

It's really stupid. In the early days of this world, there was still a lot of pressure from ferocious beasts. As a result, warrior education has not yet become popular, and warriors have not been reflected in all aspects of life. Schools do not teach cultivation at all? The protagonist has been among the top three warriors for so many years. I don't even know who he is or what the setting is. It's so addictive that I have no desire to watch it.

The teenage protagonist has an IQ equal to that of a five or six year old and is speechless.

It feels pretty good, and occasionally reading novels written by female fans is quite innovative, but the prerequisite is that you have to finish the novel and don't cut it.

Why do so many people say it is an indigenous style of writing? Judging from my experience of reading books for so many years, it is obviously a writing method of amnesia 😁. Later, when the memory is restored at a certain stage, the previous part is obviously foreshadowing.

Is this a romance novel set in a starry sky?

Didn't he say he was the God of Arrows? Why is there no shadow of the Arrow God? Also, is the protagonist too out of touch and feels like a child?

Recommend your own book, "Swallowing the Starry Sky, Starting with the Weakest Special Life", the beginning of the Prison Clan

To be honest, writing fan fiction and writing about indigenous people is really a talent I thought it was so good, I almost poisoned me after reading a few chapters.

I can't continue after reading a few chapters. The protagonist is a high-level warrior and hasn't absorbed the energy of the universe. But the protagonist doesn't understand warriors? In Swallowing the Starry Sky and the Earth, human beings are not living a good life on Earth. Doesn't the protagonist still know what a warrior is? Forget it, play with bows and arrows? A pauper version of a spiritual master? The protagonist Luo Feng has already become a warrior in the middle and late stages, and his devouring combat power has long since collapsed. The planet-level power in the front can be counted in tons, and the universe-level power in the back can destroy stars. Is it funny that you play with bows and arrows? Not to mention that the various weapons that appear later do not have bows and arrows. It was okay before immortality, but will we still play bows and arrows after immortality? If you don't have weapons, you can only create your own secret skills. Isn't that a cheat? It's better to be a time traveler from the beginning

For character creation and skill combat methods, you can refer to Dungeon and Warrior's Traveler and bow and arrow roles.

Jia Yi who swallows the stars, please collect and support!

Maybe this book is more suitable for gentlemen who are sissy. Among the millions of people, there are some old men with girly hearts. They hold their fingers and read it carefully 🤭🤭🤭 Anyway, I can't stand it. You can save it for someone who is destined to read it😄