Transmigrating Through the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Lotus Lantern Prequel

When I was a child, I thought the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother were villains. Now I feel more and more that the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother are the true fair ones. All the offspring of you immortals and mortals who fall in love can use back channels to become immortals. What about those who don't have a powerful backer?

As long as you don't boast about being able to defeat the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother, you won't mess up your story. First, consider that the Jade Emperor simply ate a peach and flipped over a peach mountain, which then appeared. More importantly, consider that the Jade Emperor underwent countless tribulations to reach this state; one tribulation is immeasurable, let alone countless more.

How could a sage be interested in a humanoid aggregate of bacteria, mites, and flesh? A sage's eyesight is at least at the molecular level, so doesn't the sage find the mortals below disgusting? Or does the sage have a particular fondness for stacked humanoid figures in a Kree-style aesthetic? This is something I've always been curious about. Could someone please help me answer this…?

The plot is becoming homogenized, the protagonist is whining without any real substance, and the story has shifted from an inspirational one to a dark one. Doesn't the author control the pacing? Earlier, the protagonist clearly stated that he was different from previous hosts of the Yinming Stele, so I thought he was some kind of righteous hero (or a straightforward, eccentric individual).

Having experienced so many worlds, mostly TV drama worlds, I'm really curious about what the next world will be like. However, I'm getting a bit tired of the formula. At the beginning, it had a bit of a "for all living beings and for the world" feel to it, and the divine dynasty it founded did indeed make some contributions.

The protagonist is Lingbao Tianzun from *Covering the Sky*, right?! He actually went to become a disciple of Zhuofeng Sect?! Does that sect even deserve him? And the author even wrote a bunch of people calling the protagonist "junior brother"?! Did the author lose his mind? Aren't those Great Emperors and Ancient Kings from the forbidden zones also called "junior brother" by the protagonist's senior brothers? Haha, truly brainless!

The more I watch, the more I feel there's something wrong with the protagonist's words and actions. The protagonist says that prohibiting romantic love is to prevent favoritism and for the sake of fairness. However, the protagonist himself hasn't achieved complete selflessness and fairness. This can be seen from the protagonist's attitude towards Longkui and Bai Qian.

Is it because I haven't read it? I think the main character is infuriating. And Nie Xiaoqian is such a naive and innocent character, like she's on some kind of bewitching drug, pursuing love for no reason, and um, she's trying to get close to Ning Caichen, right?

Anyone here supporting the empress, come in and criticize! Isn't the protagonist afraid that after he's gone, that puppet woman who barely secured her throne through his connections will be killed by other powerful figures and become his sex slave? Do you think the protagonist is the only one wanting an empress for his harem?

Compared to Yang Tianyou, Liu Yanchang is nothing. No wonder Yang Jian looks down on him; father and son are cut from the same cloth.