There is no best opening, only what you like. The wayward queen attack only works at low levels.
What is the best chess opening

I mean, in bullet literally anything is fair game. Time is prob as important as playing actual good moves, so its completely valid in bullet.

Honesly i just do random moves half the time and I have way to many misses so I normally do blitz and rapid

Petrovs is better on the white side to win a queen
Only works if they fall for the trap

i always lose when i do bishops opening by the way i learned that from a youtube channel called remote chess academy i think that the london system is the best opening at least for my level

I also do the Ruy Lopez which I actually do the the most because it leads to sometimes winning a pawn or a bunch of equal trades.

Ruy Lopez is most played at top level and for good reason.
Irrelevant.
The OP is a beginner who wants to brag about his quick wins with the Scholar's Mate.
If you want to help, mentioning "opening principles" is the best thing to do. On the other hand, whether or not the Ruy Lopez is indeed the most played opening among super-GMs is completely irrelevant.
For me I do the bishops opening and move the queen to the opposite side of the board to do quick checkmate attacks and I normally end up checkmating them or winning good material.