The Strongest Group Owner Across All Worlds

The author should read the original work before writing! And the forced pretentiousness and the loss of intelligence are really annoying.

Great, the writing style is light and easy. However, after reading too many stories where the protagonist is showing off in the group chat, I suggest the author try making friends with the other members in the group. Actually, you could add some alternate accounts in the group to occasionally post made-up stories, such as "I got into a fight with xxx today," or "Group owner, help!

I have never seen such a shameless person.

Why not just rely on past successes? I find it most annoying when people complain about how bad the old protagonists are. They say this one or that one is worse than you, and even Huang Rong gets worse in my next book. In your book, the protagonist is the son of the previous one, while Jin Yong is the protagonist's wife.

The forced attempts at showing off were really awkward. Isn't Kikyo from Japan? Calling a bunch of people to kill Japanese devils... And what were you thinking, a bunch of ancient people fighting modern people? Are guns and cannons really that weak? I haven't read the rest yet, so I won't comment. By the way, the protagonist's cultivation system is so weak.

Honestly, ever since Xiaoyan died... I've almost lost all desire to read this book. →_→ I don't understand why the author made Xiaoyan die so quickly. My initial guess about this book was: The protagonist always has the upper hand over Xiaoyan. The protagonist, who is also a Dou Huang (Battle Emperor), is a Dou Huang, but he can easily defeat opponents of the same level.

Why don't people read the original novel these days? Don't they understand that in Journey to the West, it was Laozi who created the world, Nuwa who mended it, and Laozi himself who was also an incarnation of the Monkey King? It feels like the TV versions of Journey to the West have greatly diminished the power levels of the characters. After reading Dr. Chen's prehistoric chapters, I feel that other prehistoric worlds, even the extraordinary ones, are just too weak, too outdated.

Moral integrity? What's that? Can you eat it?

If it weren't for the fact that Battle Through the Heavens is primarily set in a specific world, I feel this book would definitely be to my liking.

It's all just nonsense to pad the word count; there's not a single piece of actual content.