The Super-Meaty Crown Prince: Building a Saint-Tier Demon-Suppressing Hall from the Start

This humble monk has always convinced people with his understanding of principles; well done!

I hadn't even watched for very long before it was over... It was too short.

In the face of absolute power, all schemes and tricks are insignificant, and the protagonist fully illustrates this principle.

By the way, you can refer to chapter 56 for how the royal family rules the world; the author provides a good explanation, which is quite good.

The crown prince refers to himself as "I," not "this king" all the time. It lowers his air of authority.

One chapter a day? What a waste of my Qidian coins!

Your writing about the emperor lacks any depth. The emperor only says half of what he means, and you have to guess the other half. Instead, you've made everything clear. Why would an emperor talk so much with his ministers?

Could you gradually demonstrate the inherent power of the imperial court? Before the protagonist's arrival, when the court was stable, it seemed unable to control so many sects and so many sages; it all relied on the protagonist's constant use of cheat codes, which felt very jarring.

This is a lighthearted, mindless story, and doesn't live up to the title of Human Emperor.

Is there any more updates? I'll delete it if there aren't.