No, this was very wrong.
For Chen Tao, the situation had already become as bad as it could possibly get.
He had realized what The Batman Who Laughs was trying to do.
The Batman Who Laughs was not simply tearing apart the timeline of the Prime Universe. He was reaching in and ripping pieces directly off the Prime Universe's timeline.
The timeline splits before this had merely been internal affairs of the DC Multiverse. No matter how many times it split, the Prime Universe's timeline was still a road belonging to the DC Multiverse.
Although that road was paved over one moment and dug up the next, the cement used to pave it ultimately all came from the DC Multiverse's own stockpile.
But what The Batman Who Laughs had done was exactly the same as what Doctor Manhattan had done:
He had stolen the cement used to pave the road. That would inevitably cause all sorts of problems with the newly paved road, such as a large section going missing, which was why the New 52 Batman had somehow been crammed with seventeen years of pre-reboot history within two years.
The Batman Who Laughs had certainly shocked Chen Tao with that hidden move. Although Chen Tao had previously considered that if The Batman Who Laughs had been favored by both the Empty Hand and Perpetua, and had constantly used Perpetua's power during their earlier confrontations, then he must have been preparing something major with the Empty Hand's power, he had never expected the scale to be this enormous.
Chen Tao naturally could not accept such behavior. Not to mention that he could not accept it, Chen Tao believed that neither the Anti-Monitor nor the Monitor could. The former treated the DC Multiverse as food on his own plate and would