Immortal Song of the Myriad Heavens

The protagonist seems so lacking in class; he does everything himself. In an emperor-themed novel, he should cultivate subordinates, let them do the work, and the emperor should simply sit in the center, overseeing reforms and cultivating his skills.

New author, new book, hoping for your support!

You released it, and as soon as I checked the subscriptions, it immediately stopped updating—it's an abandoned project! A seasoned pro!

Feeling inexplicably awkward, oh well, I'll just cast a few votes and leave; that'll be enough to make this connection worthwhile.

Frankly speaking, the protagonist, as an emperor, cultivates a martial art that isn't actually an imperial martial art. Personally, I feel he should have developed the country into a powerful dynasty, and he should have cultivated an imperial martial art similar to the "Emperor's Conferment of Divine Power." Each person's suggestion is requested to be considered by the author.

Well written, I read it in one go.

I skipped through a dozen or so chapters and couldn't continue. You can traverse countless worlds, so population isn't a problem; if they disobey, just kill them. And what's with your so-called cultivation technique? You're saying they can learn it and use it? And how long would it take you to manage all this alone? Go check out "Dominating the Myriad Realms," which is currently being written.

If the emperor does everything for you, what use are your subjects?

The author's plot moves quickly and has many suspenseful moments, making it a very enjoyable read.

Hmm, well written.