The Heavens' Losers Support Group

I recommend adding Warhammer 40k: Emperor when you have around chapters 200-300. Although the Emperor was incredibly powerful, he was also a true loser. Of his twenty sons, two were missing and they killed each other, shattering humanity's dream of revival. He spent half his life opposing superstition, only to be worshipped as a god in the end. He himself clung to life for ten thousand years, unable to move. It's truly moving to Terra.

Practicing martial arts is a waste of time. Molotov cocktails, flamethrowers, submachine guns, RPGs, grenades, and stun grenades can easily filth up martial arts masters.

Is the author here? Keep it consistent. If it's Chinese animation, it's Chinese animation; if it's American drama, it's American drama; if it's anime, it's anime; if it's martial arts, it's martial arts; if it's game, it's game. Don't write a hodgepodge that makes people's reading a mess.

This is completely off-topic. The second world is just a typical time-traveling show-off story, and it has nothing to do with the chat group. Not only did he not help the group members, he also stole their things.

I guess I'm doomed to fail, though I hope I don't. The essence of the chat group story hasn't been fully explored; currently, it seems to be just an infinite flow novel disguised as a chat group setting. Furthermore, the emergence of alien species in modern society raises questions about whether it's a spiritual revival or some other bizarre plot device.

This Tianlong novel is so long, I'm speechless. I thought it would be a dozen or so chapters, but it's so long and tedious.

The most valuable aspect of these groups is the exchange of resources and technology between different worlds. Your decision to leave the group is ridiculous. First of all, your viewpoint is similar to Zheng Zha from Infinite Terror, who dared to go on adventures without any equipment right after being upgraded. You should know that even in legendary fantasy worlds, modern weapons are not insignificant in terms of firepower.

I just don't understand. He's not the protagonist or some super soldier, so why can't he practice martial arts? A bunch of people in the comments section are suggesting modern weapons. They've been playing too many games, do they? Do they really think it's like having unlimited ammo and stamina in a game?

In the novel *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*, Yun Zhonghe was killed, but Ye Erniang was not

I find this ridiculous. In China, whether it's martial arts or fantasy, doesn't everything take time? Why the need to quickly improve strength? For the protagonist, wouldn't it be more appropriate to just tell the truth and then use spoilers to exchange for resources? As mentioned earlier, don't lie, because you can't fool people later on.