Myriad Worlds Chat Group

Biodata

History

The group was already operating when three-year-old Shi Hao joined under the nickname Desolate Heaven Emperor. Li Xiang interpreted his profile—particularly his name, age, interest in beast milk, and unlimited potential—as proof that he was the future Heavenly Emperor. He offered to support Shi Hao in exchange for a Heavenly God Fruit someday 1 2.

After reading the chat history, Shi Hao recognized Li Xiang as a fraud using knowledge of the members’ stories to impersonate an immortal. Rather than expose him, Shi Hao adopted the role of the young Desolate Heaven Emperor to obtain milk and cultivation manuals. Li Xiang’s promotion of his supposed future greatness encouraged other members to offer resources and their lifetime techniques 3 4 14.

The arrival of Jiu Jianxian broadened the group’s exchanges from martial arts to immortal cultivation. Several members requested methods for attaining immortality, prompting him to distribute the incomplete Elixir Cauldron Sect Immortal Cultivation Method while reserving Mount Shu’s lineage for Shi Hao 45 46.

Functions

Consciousness-Based Chat

• Members view and operate the interface through consciousness; no external device is required 2.
• The chat retains message history, which newcomers are repeatedly directed to read for an explanation of the group 4 21 29.
• Individual mentions and group-wide mentions allow members to address specific people or everyone at once 13 23.
• Notifications announce arrivals, transfers, claimed gifts, moderation actions, and member deaths 8 10 13 22.
• Tony Stark could not locate any physical trace of the group when examining his head 48.

Red Packets

• Red packets transfer physical goods between worlds, including fresh milk, gold, silver, and jewelry 6 26 32.
• Senders can address a packet to one member or distribute gifts to the group 32.
• Transfers support extremely large shipments: Li Xiang sends Shi Hao one million jin of beast milk in a single gift 48.

Identification and Appraisal

• Identification is named as one of the group’s three main functions, alongside chat and red packets 2.
• Members can appraise a red packet before claiming it. Shi Hao checks Li Xiang’s first milk shipment and confirms that it contains fresh, clean milk 6.
• Appraisal offers a precaution against dangerous gifts, but recipients must actually use it; the text does not establish automatic protection 6.

File Transfer and Translation

• Members can send written techniques to individuals or to the entire group 5 14 46.
• Received text can be read directly through consciousness 5.
• Built-in text translation removes the obstacle of unfamiliar writing 5.

Storage

• Shi Hao stores received beast milk in the group’s storage and withdraws it for consumption 32.

Leadership and Rules

Great Immortal Li’s Authority

Li Xiang is an ordinary Earthling rather than the powerful immortal he claims to be. His authority rests on group-leader privileges and his knowledge of members’ pasts and futures, which he presents as supernatural insight 2 6 21.

His investment in Shi Hao is motivated by the prospect of obtaining a Heavenly God Fruit and becoming a heavenly god. Although he actively protects Shi Hao from exploitation, he also envies the valuable techniques other members freely give him 2 22 23 45.

Protection of Shi Hao

• Li Xiang forbids members from deceiving or exploiting the supposed young Desolate Heaven Emperor, threatening permanent muting for violations 23.
• Zhang Sanfeng, Guo Jing, and Wuyazi object when Xiongba asks Shi Hao to share Buddha’s Palm 23.
• Li Xiang later attempts to stop further technique gifts, claiming they could interfere with Shi Hao’s Dao. Shi Hao counters that the previous gifts have been useful, and Jiu Jianxian proceeds with his offer 45 46.

Suppression of Modern Members

• Li Xiang permanently mutes Umaru Doma because her modern-Earth background could expose his deception; publicly, he disparages her as a “barbarian” from Fusang 10.
• Tony Stark receives the same treatment. Shi Hao concludes that Li Xiang is silencing modern members who might recognize the stories behind the group’s inhabitants 47 48.

Known Members

“First documented” identifies the earliest chapter in the supplied account establishing membership, not necessarily the member’s joining date.

Recruitment Pattern

• New arrivals initially appear frequent enough for Shi Hao to describe the rate as roughly one member per day 12 21.
• Later, three days pass without a newcomer. Shi Hao guesses that invitations occur randomly; no fixed schedule is confirmed 48.

Major Exchanges

Techniques and Inheritances

Milk and Wealth

• Li Xiang’s early support: His first shipments exhaust his savings, and he later takes out online loans to keep buying milk 7 26.
• Other suppliers: Guo Jing and Xiongba contribute milk; after apologizing over Buddha’s Palm, Xiongba sends more than fifty thousand jin 16 27.
• Ying Zheng’s gifts: The First Emperor distributes gold, silver, and valuables to members and sends Shi Hao approximately one hundred thousand jin of milk. Selling his share gives Li Xiang tens of millions of yuan 32 41.
• Million-jin shipment: Li Xiang eventually supplies one million jin at once. After three further days of drinking, Shi Hao has accumulated 6,101 skill points through his Beast Milk System—not through a leveling function of the chat group 48.

Deaths and the Resurrection Promise

Song Que, Gu Jianfei, and Jiu Jianxian each pass an inheritance to Shi Hao before dying. The group explicitly announces the deaths of Song Que and Gu Jianfei 13 22 49.

Shi Hao promises to revive Li Chungang, Gu Jianfei, and Song Que if he ever gains that ability. After Jiu Jianxian’s death, Li Xiang likewise encourages him to pursue future resurrection. Neither a group resurrection function nor Shi Hao’s ability to fulfill these hopes is demonstrated 36 50.