I Am the Desolate Heaven Emperor! Joining the Chat Group to Invest Across the Myriad Worlds

Of all the characters, why add the King of Beiliang? His son is arguably the most baffling protagonist ever.

Are you kidding me? Zhang Sanfeng was only a late-stage Grandmaster at 100 years old, while Feng Qingyang was already an early-stage Great Grandmaster? When did The Smiling, Proud Wanderer become more advanced than The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber?

It was going pretty well at first, but I didn't want to watch anymore after Xu Xiao entered the world of magic. What was that crazy freak thinking, getting into magic by chance...?

Putting aside other things, in anime, there are scenes where Japanese people join chat groups to gain power, like Kaguya Shinomiya wanting to pass on her power to the Japanese leadership. This plot feels a bit off. What would happen to China in that world? Would it even have a future?

In the era of "Covering the Sky," the Desolate Heavenly Emperor was already a Heavenly Emperor. For the protagonist to dare call himself the Desolate Heavenly Emperor is audacious; this has serious consequences.

Just because the Empress started with a mortal body and later became an empress, people are starting to hype up how strong mortal bodies are. They don't even consider that while the Empress did start with a mortal body, she created a technique and cultivated an acquired Chaos Body. And that she used the Devouring Heaven Demon Art to steal the essence of others' bodies to transform her own—you guys don't even look at that?

There are no time travelers in the story, so calling yourself the Desolate Heavenly Emperor wouldn't make anyone know who you are, making the name meaningless. Besides, Heavenly Emperor is already an honorific title, so why do people like to add "Big Boss" after it... Doesn't it feel awkward?

Xiong Ba's Three-Part Return to Origin Qi costs 5 points, and Lao Yue's Purple Cloud Divine Skill also costs 5 points. How could they be at the same level?

You dare to call Shi Hao "Covering the Sky" if you're not in the game?

Isn't it common practice to offer freebies and chat in chat rooms without warning? Aren't all sayings something shouldn't be easily spread?