Swallowed Star: Messenger of the Night

If you just want to see non-human races, what's so interesting about joining the human race? There's no challenge at all. Your goal should be to defeat the humans. Besides being a babysitter, the humans don't need you. Luo Feng has his own mountain hermit.

Based on the introduction, I thought I was developing my own independent race, but it turns out I didn't serve the human race, but instead went to serve the demon race.

What's the difference between joining the demon race and joining the human race? I thought we'd become our own race, but this is all?

All I want to say is to improve your strength quickly. Below the Immortal level, or even below the Universe Venerable level, it seems pointless.

The supreme law of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth is space. The supreme law of light, lightning, and wind is time. Understanding the laws governing superiority is inherently extremely difficult. With Berlan's talent, he even used the wind as a springboard to comprehend the laws of time. Why are we always seeing combinations like "Light Space," "Earth Time," and "Under the Lord of the Universe"? These combinations are just too difficult to pull off.

A weak race dares to defy the heavens; it can only rely on numerous cheat codes. Any cosmic ruler could easily reverse time, view the past, resurrect, enslave, capture, and possess others, leaving no secrets untold.

It's becoming increasingly common for protagonists to possess the combat power of a universe master during their immortal stage. What's going on?

Please update more. It finally feels like it's on track now. I'm writing with more and more passion. The protagonist's talent is still too overpowered compared to other beings at the Universe Lord level. Although the plot is reasonable, the incredibly fast advancement speed means there's practically no interaction with other beings of the same realm in the early stages.

The protagonist of this book is already a "universal ceiling talent," but the author has added three "ceiling-level cheat codes" to his name. Top-tier talent + top-tier buffs = the plot dies abruptly, there's simply nothing left to write. 1. The most outrageous part: The protagonist's original talent is already the highest in the entire book.

There are too many humans who have been devoured, so I just want something different. The main problem is the abundance of fanfiction, but it's all about humans, which has led to the clichés becoming outdated. Not only are there Earth-based starting points, but there are also many non-Earth-based starting points, making it too difficult to come up with something new.