After transmigrating into a high-martial world undergoing spiritual qi revival, the protagonist gained the world's only mythical talent: Beast Avatar!
Infinite growth, infinite evolution, infinite feedback!
His Beast Avatar, the Furnace Turtle, evolved a hundred thousand times and advanced into an otherworldly supreme being: the Eastern Emperor Xuanwu! It trod upon the power of galaxies and shook the Nine Netherworlds and the Eight Desolations!
His Beast Avatar, the Red-Bellied Crow, evolved a hundred thousand times and advanced into an otherworldly supreme being: the Three-Legged Golden Crow! It wielded the might of the blazing sun and swept away alien races among the stars!
His Beast Avatar, the Azure Luan Serpent, evolved a hundred thousand times and advanced into an otherworldly supreme being: the Primordial Chaos Zhulong! It commanded the laws of heaven and earth, swallowing stars and spitting out the moon!
He started with a turtle and grew by devouring everything.
There was no limit to his growth, and his feedback would eventually make him a god!
In the 320th year of the High Martial Era, mythical beasts descended upon Blue Star: the Leviathan in Eastern Europe, Jormungandr in Western Europe, the Eight-Headed Serpent in Korea, and the Zombie Ancestor Hanba in the Dragon Kingdom...
Humanity faced extinction, and Ye Chu's fighting spirit blazed.
One man slaughtered a million beasts! The dawn of humanity? No, the birth of a godslayer!
When Ye Chu stood atop the Dragon King of the End and ventured beyond the worlds to wage war against the gods of the starry river, colossal figures as vast as galaxies silently followed behind him, leaving the gods trembling in despair!
The writing is quite good, but when I read about 100 chapters, I didn't want to read anymore. The enemy came to kill the protagonist several times from time to time, and I was a little convinced.
Author, haven't you saved more manuscripts? It's gone without even looking at it. When everyone looks at other things, they won't be able to remember you.
Come on, author, work hard on coding! I also think it's pretty good-looking.