Swallowed Star

So, I actually have read very few chapters because I’ve discovered that there is a Donghua for this and it looked spectacular.
But after less than 100 episodes I must say that this is trash. Typical chineshit.
It’s complete nonsense.
It starts really interesting, but there are soooooooooooo many things that are so immensely stupid that it’s not possible to justify it in any way.
There’s constantly a level of destruction that, considering that it started a long time before the beginning of the story, there should only be very few cities left in the whole planet, if any at all. And yet humanity is still relatively thriving.
The amount of huge and mega expensive and rare military resources which get constantly destroyed is ridiculous. There’s no way that they can have the money, materials, time and manpower to constantly build again and again so many of them.
Also, the amount of warriors who constantly die is immense, and yet there still are so many, despite the fact that becoming a warrior is not common, and evolving into a very strong one is very difficult and take a lot of time.
Lately in the donghua (ep 50 something of S2)

in the lowest, most pathetic shounen style, despite this not being a shounen.
The story has nice moments but I soon grew bored of this constant fighting of mutated monsters. Also, like most chineshit, this crap too has the flaw of a continuous increase of the enemy’s power. So, the story starts with just small monsters but soon there are lot of king, and then overlord monsters, then a star level one. So it’s CONSTANTLY nothing but huge struggle and mega destruction.
It’s like watching Godzilla for tens and tens of hours. NO THANKS.
Also, all fights are so chaotic and flashy and everything happens so quickly. I don’t find it entertaining at all. It’s just saturating and overwhelming.
Such a disappointment. It had so much potential. Such a good concept.
I’ve read pretty much everywhere that most fans say that the first third of the novel is amazing, the second third mediocre, and the last third complete trash, and that this is a typical pattern of all his novels.