I’m Slaying Everyone in the Short-Drama World

This is a sequel to the story of my favorite emperor of all time and his hapless children.

In short dramas, generals always bring home local specialties from the battlefield, and then fall into an angsty romance with their wives.

Daughters from wealthy families always rescue someone when they're little, only for that person to mistake someone else for their savior, leading to an angsty romance with the heiress.

In stories about real and fake heiresses or young masters, one of them is always a villain, who suffers a thousand torments before losing heart and leaving.

The greatest emperors of all time and their children have this to say: Why drag things out for so long when one sentence could resolve it?

We don't get it, and we don't respect it!

Theme: Those who accomplish great things don't fuss over the details.