This Great Emperor Is Ridiculously Powerful

That's too vicious! He suppressed the emperor for 18,000 years, yet he didn't have a single confidant. He attacked countless enemies and obtained many Great Emperor techniques, yet he claimed there was no way to heal himself. He was about to die and didn't even know to look for one. In Shrouding the Heavens, who would dare to cause trouble during the sensitive period before the Great Emperor's death? And yet, countless people wanted to kill the Emperor. How vicious is that!

After looking at more than a dozen chapters, to be honest, it's quite shocking. A powerful emperor-level figure, who suppressed the demon race for over 18,000 years, didn't have a single trusted confidant. He had so many sons; did he not raise any sons all these years? Did he have no feelings for them at all? He lived for over 18,000 years, and as soon as he died, they all ran away. He was a complete failure.

An emperor with no subordinates, no maids, just one little devil serving him—this is written like an idiot. He lived for over ten thousand years, protecting ordinary people for so long; surely there must have been a few with high cultivation levels? Why would they all want to kill him then? Why would he protect them in the first place? And to say the people worshipped him, were grateful to him, and he died for them is utter nonsense.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud when I saw the part about the path to immortality. To show the protagonist's power, the author wrote that the protagonist was walking freely in the starry sky with "tens of millions of pounds of weight, while the other emperors were stumbling under millions of pounds of weight," and a group of emperors exclaimed in amazement, "Wow, that's awesome!"

This is too cruel. The demon race invaded the human race, but none of the many quasi-emperors from human sects showed up. They all just prayed for the protagonist.

I'm totally devastated. Forget everything else. When an emperor is dying, he'll thoroughly suppress every single one of them to prevent any post-mortem retaliation. And this book tells me that hidden injuries have reduced his strength to less than one-tenth? Good heavens... And a bunch of quasi-emperors actually want to assassinate the emperor in his later years! What are they thinking?

A great emperor, saving everyone, bringing peace and prosperity to the nation, establishing an unparalleled empire, then grows old, his fighting power declines, and he only has one month left to live. Then everyone betrays him. Ridiculous, right? Good guys, bad guys, alien races, and even your own people come to kill openly and honestly, without even needing an excuse?

This is so toxic, and some people actually think it's good? You guys are really shamelessly making money this way.

This emperor is ridiculously strong. Ahhh! The Nine Phoenix Emperor single-handedly charged into the camp, killed the army's commander-in-chief, and escaped on horseback. The power of an emperor is terrifying indeed!

Poisonous. Extremely poisonous. I have ruled the world for fifteen thousand years. The people all respect me. Now that I am dying, I have no trusted confidants to protect me. My son has run away with all the cultivation techniques, troops, and treasures. I have failed miserably as a human being.