The Myriad Worlds’ Digging Group

I've noticed that the main character in any chat group is usually a weakling who acts as the group owner, constantly showing off or using multiple admin accounts. The group members are almost always characters like Xiong Ba, Iron Man, or Qin Shi Huang; later on, characters from Naruto and One Piece might even appear.

It's alright. But that newbie in chapter 11 wanting to sign you? You're dreaming!

Upon reaching Chapter Four, I suddenly realized that the "Multiverse Digging Group" could also be called the "Multiverse Charity Group."

The protagonist's personality feels strange. Is it because of the rebirth that his mental age has regressed? Many of the protagonist's behaviors seem very childish. For example, if someone does something wrong, they might simply block you and stop receiving messages, indicating they won't listen—acting completely like a child. Shouldn't a normal person pay attention and try to make amends?

Empress Jiang Yuyan joins the group

Is it really appropriate to address someone as your brother/sister under the Heavenly Dao? Your sister is just a mortal, not even on the same level as you. It's so painful to watch.

So you've become a nanny? Even if they stop trading with you, so what? Didn't we mention the protagonist earlier? Creating this chat system is a piece of cake for him now, isn't it? Besides, why not just create a multiverse trading system of the same series? Why be so humble? Don't tell me, he was just an ordinary person before he transmigrated. Ordinary people don't do business like this!

You're not even human anymore, yet you're interested in ordinary women? What are you writing? You've lost everything; without the constraints of the physical body, do you still have sexual urges? Why would you be interested in that woman? According to fantasy, without cultivation, there's no Daoist aura; who would be interested in that?

I've read a book about low-class chat groups. The protagonist travels back in time to Hongjun, creates a chat group, invites the Six Sages and Uncle Nine into it, speaks politely to Uncle Nine, answers his questions, and even flirts with ordinary girls.

This book is not for seasoned readers; it's too childish! All the characters are portrayed with modern personalities. The author depicts Xiong Ba as a comedic character. You might understand it if you were a time traveler, but...