Traveling Through the Heavens Starting from Swallowed Star

The protagonist's name is so sweet it's almost unbearable. I'm not insulting you, but I don't believe anyone would be speechless at the protagonist's name. It sounds like someone with severe chuunibyou (middle school syndrome).

The mere mention of the main character's name in the synopsis drove away a ton of people. I've come across this book at least five times, and each time the protagonist's name deterred me. I wouldn't have clicked on it if I hadn't been completely out of books to read.

Could you please stop using the phrase "too much bullying" from the mouths of other races in the future? 🙄🙄🙄 You can write "too much bullying of wolves," "too much bullying of demons," or "too much bullying of me," that's fine too.

The technique of creating clones is a forbidden art in the primordial universe. Even if it were possible to cultivate, it would likely be subject to extremely strict limitations, similar to the Nine Tribulations Secret Manual. This is forbidden by the primordial will or supreme rules, and cannot be cultivated even in the Cosmic Sea. Only on the Origin Continent are there no restrictions. Even the God-King, the Mountain-Sitting Guest, cannot do it.

The author haphazardly added a second setting to the Desolate Era: a Nuwa Wonderland where high-ranking human beings could enter, along with a fifth-level manual on space and time. He even claimed Nuwa's understanding of time was stronger than Bodhi's. Nuwa is a primordial god-demon born from the Dao of Life, while Bodhi is a primordial god-demon born from the Dao of Spacetime.

If you have any opinions, please share them, dear readers. As for the plot and writing style, that's all the author can say.

Sirius is a third-tier universe master? I seem to remember him being a weakling among his peers, relying entirely on the Sirius Palace for protection.

The main world only has two chapters, but one of the myriad worlds has 22 chapters! The main and secondary themes are indistinguishable.

The storylines in each world should focus more on the lower realms, rather than having the protagonists become experts too quickly. This keeps things fresh! Wanli Ding's new book's protagonist rises to power at lightning speed, then it's just rehashing old tropes and gets boring.

I still don't know the main character's name. Am I just too stupid, or is your writing too messy? Author, please organize it. Huanyu? Qieqiong?