Swallowed Star: What Do You Mean I’m 8.2 Billion Years Early?

There's really no need to add the "marrying up to the female lead" part. The protagonist, Xingheng, has crossed the threshold of time and space; with a little effort, he could be considered a universe master. How could he possibly be unworthy of a world lord's daughter?

The protagonist's descendants have taken over Earth. The appearance of Luo Feng proves this lord truly exists; if Luo Feng hadn't appeared, it would mean this is a real universe. The Realm Beast has a cheat code and should be able to defeat them. I don't know if this makes sense. 🙂🙂🙂

I don't like stories about sons-in-law who live with their wives' families, especially those where the son-in-law takes pride in it.

The protagonist has no treasure points whatsoever, he's dirt poor. He picked up a Divine Beast Inheritance Token and gave it away immediately. This thing seems to be worth 1 treasure point! Isn't he being a little too generous?

Why write about the Origin Star Era? I have just one question: If the Origin Star and the Mountain and Sea Realm, two Earth civilizations, hadn't been destroyed, how could the new generation of Earth civilization during Luo Feng's time have come about? As long as a race has immortal powerhouses, it's hard to lose their home planet, right? Unless it's done very deliberately, there's no solution.

What rubbish is this?! It's too toxic; most readers ran away after reading this. The Mountain Keeper makes you swear an oath, and you swear it, even if you're forced to break it temporarily, you must completely destroy the Mountain Keeper so he can't be resurrected or reincarnated.

Are the latest two chapters for real? What? How could an immortal military lord be the first to know of a king's fall, and even steal a king's "legacy" belonging to his disciple right under the nose of a shaman? And how could he allow the protagonist to have kings under his command and then carry out a massacre on a planet? This isn't just a matter of being incredibly audacious.

The latest chapter is a bit strange. And what are you afraid of, the Mountain-Sitting Guest? You're even required to swear an oath to the supreme rules and help him get revenge, and you're given some top-tier treasures to appease him? That makes the future protagonist seem too cheap. Besides, the Mountain-Sitting Guest can't do anything to you.

The author should quickly revise Chapter 103; it's too disgusting and toxic, otherwise the rest of the chapters will be unreadable.

Those with superior bloodlines rarely participate in the Genius Battle. On Earth, a 20-year-old becomes an apprentice, while in other worlds, it takes thousands of years to become a realm lord. The Genius Battle selects those who slip through the net. Before a first-class bloodline, a stellar-level being is still an infant, still nursing—how could they possibly compete in the Genius Battle?