Online Gaming: I Am the Emperor

This book is a masterpiece in its early and middle stages; the concept and structure are so captivating. It's a pity it fell apart in the later stages. If the author could rewrite it, it would surely become a masterpiece.

This book was abandoned, and the first 450 chapters were good! After that, it just became filler! A proper emperor novel with conquest, court politics, and missions would be fine, but why write a martial arts novel?! They managed to write over 200 chapters about a single event—the late Qing Dynasty reform movement.

These comments all crashed later. I also want to say, isn't this a web game lord novel? What's with all the fighting descriptions at the end? You, an emperor, are sending people to fight all the time?

The ones after that were definitely hired guns, they're completely different from the ones before.

It's indeed... Well, it's hard to describe in a few words. But it's an old relic from 2010. I read a bit of it a long time ago, and I came in to say a few words after seeing it recommended on the homepage.

I was wondering why the book received such poor reviews when the beginning and setting were so good. It's one thing to include a lot of personal touches, but then it veered into a martial arts genre midway through, with the protagonist suddenly disappearing from the story.

Isn't this just "The Emperor's Growth Plan"?

The beginning was fine, but then Huang Feihong and the others appeared, and each fight stretched to ten or twenty chapters. Then some trashy cultivators showed up, and the fights became even more inexplicable and endless. Each chapter already has only a few words, and this is just adding to the chaos. Is the author just trying to pad the word count? What utter garbage!

Holy crap, I read a new book yesterday that starts with the emperor (I think that's the title), and the first two chapters of this book are exactly the same – the setting, the official positions, and even the Grand Chancellor is a villain right from the start! 🤭 What a brilliant copy!

The beginning was alright, but it got worse and worse after chapter 600. The author himself didn't know what he was writing. He was ambitious but incompetent, trying to combine fantasy and martial arts, but he messed it up. He took too big a step; the protagonist had only just reached the beginner level when the ultimate boss appeared. What was the point of the protagonist?