Swallowed Star: From the Start, I Settled 100,000 Years of Bitter Cultivation

Why does it always get so bizarre when it comes to writing about women? It's always about training, palace intrigue, and power struggles. The protagonist's comprehension in the inheritance is clearly exceptionally strong, but then the female AI keeps saying no, no, she's a human from a secret realm, and then the reward is downgraded.

Every time I see your detailed descriptions of that pretty boy and Sister Yu, the perverted woman the protagonist is hooking up with, and that seemingly immortal being, it makes me nauseous. The initial setting was quite good, the background quite fresh; just focus on the main storyline. You can enrich the world-building in other ways, but avoid those disgusting things.

The content is fine as long as you ignore the female characters, but the descriptions of them are so mindless and vicious, it's like watching an exaggerated short drama, with all sorts of fairy-like behaviors. If you delete or revise those parts, the score should be better.

I really can't stand the storyline about that female genius, so I'm leaving now.

To be honest, the author's writing is really good, but the early female-oriented content was disgusting, especially the intelligent life form Feng Yue; if you put yourself in the protagonist's shoes, you'd be disgusted.

This book has a good angle and is quite readable, but the author's understanding of the original work is difficult to read. For example, in the original work, humans can only touch the laws when they are at the ninth level of the Domain, and only a very few people can touch the laws when they are at the seventh level of the Domain.

1. Clones are best at surviving. Create a soulless clone to maximize your survivability. 2. The clones bestowed by the primordial universe become ineffective when one becomes a true god. Create clones that are beneficial to the true god and beyond, following the divine power path: one Blood Sea clone and one Flame God Clan clone, with their talents maximized.

I didn't even want to read the synopsis. How could someone with such terrible talent reach the cosmic level?

I didn't read the content, just glanced at the synopsis, and noticed something strange. The protagonist, a human from a secret realm, is stuck at the cosmic level for 100,000 years. That's a bit underwhelming. If he were in a cosmic kingdom, he'd probably be stuck at the stellar or even planetary level.

Here's a suggestion: could you please stop loitering around this wretched Qianwu Universe Kingdom? You're always scheming with a few worthless marquises. Judging from the speed of progress shown by the protagonist, he can be considered a potential master of the universe. Even if he is looked down upon, his progress will still attract a venerable figure willing to take him as a disciple.