The Laid-Back Immortal Emperor: If You Can't Solve the Problem, Deal with the Person

After dying, Su Meng, the emperor of a human dynasty, was reborn on the very day he had just been sent to govern his fief.

Thinking back to the intractable problems of governance from his previous life, Su Meng figured he probably wouldn't be able to solve them this time either.

But Su Meng came up with a brilliant solution: if I can't solve the problem, I'll deal with the person who caused it.

After all, people are the root of every problem. Kill them, and the problem will surely disappear.

During the mortal dynasty era.

Su Meng: "The powerful clans are deeply entrenched and hard to uproot. So why not just wipe out their entire families?"

During the immortal dynasty era.

Su Meng: "The sects have monopolized cultivation resources and won't obey my orders. So why not just wipe out the whole sect?"

During the Celestial Empire era.

Su Meng: "Those ancient clans throw their weight around because their ancestors are powerful cultivators. So why not just kill their ancestors?"

During the Galactic Empire era.

Su Meng: "Everyone is equal under my rule. Everyone has access to resources, and everyone can cultivate."

The people of the empire: "There cannot be two suns in the sky. In my heart, Your Majesty is the only sun!"

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