Infinite Devouring: From Snake to Forbidden Zone Beast Emperor

Are you studying Tang San? Explosive seed? Is the power of women offering sacrifices to heaven boundless? And what is the situation behind the realm? There is no standard. It is a world of the weak and the strong. If a random person or woman hangs out with pig's feet for a period of time, she will fall into it.

It's good to watch. I voted for you with all 14 monthly votes. Please keep me updated. It's like 30 chapters a day⊙ω⊙

It can only be said that the setting is too poor. Killing a third-level ancient to kill a ninth-level ancient is equivalent to an instant kill. Killing a country casually is like this at the beginning. If you think about it later, you will know how to write. Those who like to read mindless and cool articles may like it.

Regarding this book, I just want to say, don't add a female protagonist. I think this level is too outrageous. There is no clear indication. Everything else is fine.

This book is indeed not bad, but some characters or animals that have some relationship with the protagonist or have a relatively good relationship with the protagonist are either dead or disabled. Anyway, they all ended badly. This book fully describes the physical strength of the main character, the Disaster Star, so it feels like a pity that those people died. It's so pitiful 😂😂😂

It's unremarkable. All time-travel stories that don't explain the source of the system are generally illogical, let alone rational. This should be the worst way to write a system text. Having a system means you are invincible. It can take off even if it is 🐖. It's not as good as forcing the starting system to break away from the story. For example, it turns out that I am the world. Foreign experts may also have system devouring articles, in which the Destiny Children of various systems plunder the system or merge, and there are also system conspiracy papers. The system itself is a trap, just for raising pigs and then absorbing and devouring themselves, which is like overdrafting the fate of the Destiny Children. There is also a novel in which the system ends with a godhead. The owner of the village is a pawnshop owner. He opens a pawnshop in Wanjie. I forgot his name.

Yes, it's well written, the writing flow is tight, the plot is compact and full of ups and downs, it's very interesting, it's a very interesting book, it's worth reading

I think it's pretty good. The pace is relatively fast. Unlike some system novels that break through a realm and consolidate for dozens of chapters. Many villains also have IQs, at least they don't look awkward.

Still a good novel.

Novices may like to read it, but if you read too many novels like this, it will affect your appreciation level. It is not recommended to read it.