The Founding Emperor After Losing His Memory

💗 Updates at 11 p.m. Sometimes fixing typos makes it a few minutes late. Thanks for understanding, mwah! - Blurb: “I had that dream again.” “What did you dream about?” “I dreamed I was the greatest emperor in human history. The Dragon King treated me like a sworn brother, the Elven Emperor drank with me as a friend, all the gods in the heavens both revered and feared me, and even the Titans had to bow down before me…” Before the young man could finish, his human, dwarf, and elf companions had already burst out laughing. The human swordsman said, “My young friend, that dream of yours is a bit over the top, isn’t it?” The young man tilted his head and thought to himself, “But I really did dream it…” Almost at the same time. In the capital of the largest and most powerful empire in human history, the imperial chancellor’s face turned bright red with rage as he shouted, “His Majesty has skipped work again!!!” Once, humans were the weakest intelligent race on the continent, and human kingdoms were hardly worth mentioning. Now, the myriad races came to pay tribute! Also known as: “I Only Have Amnesia, I Really Didn’t Skip Work!”, “After the Emperor Lost His Memory, the Empire Went into an Uproar and Started Hunting Him Down,” and “This Definitely Isn’t the Overworked Emperor’s Final Fantasy!” Also, also known as: “After I Got Smaller, My Best Friends and Archrivals Both Came to Watch,” and “Kids, This Isn’t Funny!” Also, also, also known as: “Wait, What Do You Mean I’m the Legendary Lover King?” 【Reading Guide】 1. Another world, high fantasy, enormous creatures everywhere, lots of original worldbuilding, and a behind-the-scenes focus. 2. The male lead is a transmigrator from China, a huge foodie, and an absolute infrastructure fanatic. He even ropes gods and demons into hard labor. He loves raising pets, but always accidentally makes them fat (sigh). 3. This is the story of a max-level powerhouse roaming the world to crush noobs (crossed out), and a lonely, amnesiac old emperor desperately searching for home (not really). Theme: The song of humanity is a song of courage