This Gilgamesh's behavior was a complete subversion of expectations.
It was impossible to imagine what this King of Heroes had gone through to become what he was now.
Not only could he handle all manner of government affairs with efficiency, brevity, and precision, he even displayed a humane concern for his people as if they were his own children. Without a doubt, he was the very image of a wise king.
And an ultimate workaholic, at that.
What the hell did he mean by, "I rested for five minutes five hours ago, and I'll rest again in another five hours"? Was he sure he wasn't a robot wearing human skin?
Even a robot couldn't withstand being pushed that hard!
If the King of Heroes were still a Heroic Spirit, then people could reluctantly accept this situation, even if they wanted to complain about it. But the King of Heroes before them was alive!
For a living person to push himself like this was simply ridiculous.
The great workaholics Emperor Taizu of Ming and Emperor Yongzheng gave him a thumbs-up.
Moreover, people could not help suspecting that this King of Heroes had been replaced at his core, that some other workaholic emperor had transmigrated into him.
Otherwise, it was truly impossible to imagine that tyrant who spent all day laughing "hahaha" and talking about pleasure could have such a side to him.
Even Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash in the Light Screen footage wore expressions of utter surprise. Though neither girl had ever seen Gilgamesh in his Gil-chan form, there was no doubt that he was vastly different from the King of Heroes they knew.
A tyrant?
No.
This was undoubtedly a wise king!
His astonishing efficiency and precise methods of handling matters made a certain workaholic emperor from the late Ming