Chat Group: Starting at the Yaoguang Sacred Land

After reading the synopsis, it turns out I'm supposed to go to Douluo Continent to show off. Is that showing off? That's disgusting. If you really want to show off, go to the Imperial Pass battlefield, grab An Lan's hair and spin her around. That's what showing off is all about. What's the point of a Title Douluo showing off?

The main point is that they had Yao Chen from the Wutan City era of Doupo (Battle Through the Heavens) refine the Nine Mysteries Elixir of Immortality, and even separated the essence of immortality. Even if the elixir of immortality was incomplete, it's still too far-fetched. It would have been better to have Liu Shen refine it.

I've seen many posts saying that a story without a female lead is like an unfinished story. I also saw some enthusiastic readers explaining that if you don't even touch women, you're a eunuch and not a man. However, what I want to say is that if a man can only express his manhood through this kind of behavior, and cannot show his masculinity in other ways, then I can only say that this person is…

Don't spout this nonsense about powerful figures having no desires for women. You're just a novelist. If you were a man, even a cross-dresser, wouldn't you fly planes? Wouldn't you have desires? Don't use powerful figures to judge human nature; you're not them.

There is no heroine without a heroine, but why do you write the protagonist like a gay?

I don't understand, what's so satisfying about pushing down the martial arts world?

No female lead, the main character is a eunuch?

Here's my take on the female lead issue discussed in the comments section: If you were a wealthy young master who spent your days in bars and with beautiful women, like Wang Sicong, then I can barely understand your indifference to women after transmigrating.

Chat groups, the myriad realms, and the world of "Covering the Sky"—the most likely combinations to fail are all here.

To be fair, the author has a good imagination, but you seem to think the people in "Covering the Sky" are too stupid. Even if they're just using someone else's power, they need sufficient strength, especially in the pre-apocalyptic Beidou region. The Holy Lands even dared to attack the Azure Emperor's tomb. Expecting them to be easily fooled by a few words from the protagonist is ridiculous. Honestly, just look at Wushi; the true Emperor's son didn't need the Holy Lands to descend to earth.