My creator is the most sage king of all times.
Rule the land with ruthlessness and indifference.
Legend has it that after he unified the four seas, he overthrew the sacrifices on the mountain peaks, appointed new gods for his use, and recruited heroes from all over the world. Even the dead had to return to the earth from Fengdu to continue serving the monarch.
People are praising his achievements day and night, but what is even more talked about is his cold crime.
It is said that he saved the first wave of military expenses by confiscating his houses. He once brought his courtiers into the harem. He liked to find good friends for his sisters. Among the people he invited to travel, there were many couples and couples. He also asked for crown princes from foreign countries to be his eunuchs.
Even after the world was established, he deliberately forced his brothers to rebel, just to relive the feeling of conquering cities and territories.
As the most beloved of his descendants, he once revealed to me the reason for doing this——
"Following the rules is boring, and I happen to be the so-called fourth natural disaster."
He came to this world just to find excitement, so he never cared about the opinions of the people around him. He seemed to have never had any worries, was always happy, and easily bored.
Until the monarch left, I never realized what the world would be like without his watchful eye. The sun rises and the moon sets as usual in the sky and the earth, repeating itself day after day. Everyone leads a boring life without any change.
So anything he likes or dislikes will trigger a burst of wild joy.
The emperor always thinks that his reputation is very bad, and he is either a coward or a tyrant, but I know that people in temples and in the countryside have surprisingly consistent opinions about him.
They openly called him the Son of Heaven.
But actually we all understand that He is God.
*The fourth-day disaster dad whose gender is unknown. He is extremely evil and has a flexible moral bottom line for each player. His view of NPCs is no different from the code in the eyes of programmers.
* Mainly writes about the terrifying existence of the fourth natural disaster from the perspective of indigenous people.
Intention: A journey will tell you a horse's power, but time will tell you a person's heart