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I guess I have to do this. See you in 2034. :why

Thank you, a good find. This is when he first sets foot outside his home-universe and realises there are others. It is before we learn of "other" Outer-Universes / Great territories, but its very good to have the novel explanation for at least the first multiverse. Its extremely hard to find the novel-chapters and the corresponding Manhua chapters due to sheer size of the content, so this helps a lot.

If you want to make claims against established and shown lore then more is required than an opinion, especially when.... ...this is your next point, which I agree with. So lets check the instance of the novel as well: That is the exact same feat of the universes being spread like in the Manhua - with the only difference being that instead of them being shown as nearly already immediately finished, they need more time to fully develop. Even the namedrop to the Star Boundary universe is the same, which additionally corrects your idea of it being anything but a Universe. As for the second feat: The entire universe was thrown as a small marble sphere. Once again, I guess due to after the universe exploded and its World principles shattered, you take the "floating continents" thing as a literal representation of how and what actually constitutes a universe in the verse in on itself - instead of understanding that they are a part of any universe world, just like stars, galaxies...

The Universe furnacy creating an endless stream of individual Universes, explicitly being compared to the "Star Boundary" Universe World, where lot of the story took place before the travel to the wider Multiverse:

To further explore on this: Thankfully, even the Manhua has barely catched up to the entire Universe-Marbles-as-weapons thing some chapters ago and shows it as some minor impact:

Why so condescending? Universal is the baseline minimum from which every other scaling stems. "Small Worlds" are either naturally occuring or artificially created Dimensions That is inaccurate. While small worlds can be found throughout the series, they themselves are not limited to be just "continents" (although there is one specific Star which is called "continent", then again this is not a small world but a Cultivation star. We even have an in-universe progression of the MCs own "Small sealed world bead" which starts as just a few hundred KM in size and later develops, increases into a full dimension and - once it reaches a given size and power, establishes its own world principles, becoming a full planet, later even devouring other planets. It then evolves into its own universe as well. So no, "Small sealed worlds" are not limited like you describe. No claim that small sealed worlds are universal in nature has been made in the first place. I read it you are talking about...

Martial Peak verse, I created this simple overview, having called it a "Megaverse", but is it actually more / less? Since I have not finished neither the novel nor the Manhua yet, this can be seen as a first serve. Open for discussions. Edit: Of course Major spoilers.