You Were Told to Be a Foolish Emperor, but You Became the Supreme Human Sovereign?

Zi Shou transmigrates into the Investiture of the Gods world and becomes King Zhou, a man with the same name as himself.

Just as he laments that he probably doesn't have many years left to live, the Tyrant System finishes loading. As long as he acts like a tyrant, he can ascend to immortality in broad daylight.

Zi Shou thinks being a wise ruler is hard, but becoming a tyrant should be a piece of cake, right?

And then...

He realizes he's gotten ahead of himself.

He storms into the Nüwa Temple and carries off Nüwa's statue. Instead of punishing him for such blasphemy, Nüwa sends the Three Demons of Xuanyuan Tomb to secretly protect him.

At Chentang Pass, he drives Nezha to his death. Instead of rebelling, Li Jing keeps calling him a sage ruler and thanking him profusely for his great kindness.

Primordial Heavenly Venerable: "Wasn't the King of Shang supposed to be a tyrant? Why has he become the Human Emperor? Why are all my disciples of the Chan Sect on the Investiture?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.