I, the Emperor, Suppress the World with One Fist!

Friend, after you finish writing this rambling and nonsensical piece of writing, how about letting AI polish it up for you?

Centaur, gold ring, thirty years, first return of son Thinking of the Emperor's Fist, thoughts flow like a spring! The Emperor's Sword! I will never forget it! Lotus Emperor's Palm! For all eternity! Thirty years of solitude, the first son to return home! The most unforgettable gift: a centaur ring! Ulano's conferment of the title of Imperial War Marshal!

I've noticed that some people on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) take novels very seriously. The protagonist transmigrates to a world with the ability to do whatever he wants. Besides, he has the identity of an emperor; even without that identity, what's wrong with using his abilities in the world to slaughter those annoying pigs and dogs? The author has been quite restrained, avoiding those Old Testament God or Sea Tiger Martial God templates.

This is exactly the kind of article that's meant to be a "feel-good" read! Reading this kind of article is what it means to relax your mind!

Having read over 60 chapters, I can say that this book has two main styles: Warhammer and Sea Tiger, plus various deadly clichés. It's a lighthearted read that doesn't require much brainpower, and I'd rate it as a semi-immortal-level read.

The Holy Emperor is indeed both a tyrant and a benevolent ruler. Be violent towards the wicked, and be kind towards the good. What should we do? Swearing allegiance to the death, regardless of right or wrong—what's wrong? I must be too wise to understand the Emperor's profound meaning; that must be it! There's only one thing I can do: be loyal!

I don't understand what the so-called "satisfying point" is. Those so-called court officials are like idiots, and the protagonist just talks nonsense and fantasizes all day long. Actually, I read a book of this type 24 years ago about Emperor Chongzhen rising from the dead to become a god-emperor, and the protagonist kept reincarnating to overthrow Chongzhen.

No, do I dare read four of the author's serialized books?

Hehehe, so powerful, so domineering, so strong, it's just too awesome!

It should have been exciting! But it's incredibly tedious and drawn-out. A stepmother, cuckolded, being humiliated by his ministers and threatening to dethrone him—this supposedly holy emperor who could kill 60,000 imperial guards with his bare hands—and after thirty-odd chapters, the ministers aren't dead, the empress isn't dead, the empress dowager isn't dead, only a hundred-odd imperial guards…