Is Shi Hao's ending a tragedy?

Shi Hao's ending is not tragic, but life is based on a very tragic foundation:

1. When I was a child, my aunt learned about my supreme bone, so she dug it up and transplanted it to Shi Yi. Shi Hao shrank, degenerated into a baby, and struggled to survive.

2. Shi Hao joined Butian Pavilion. As a result, Butian Pavilion was destroyed, and several founders who had taught themselves were also buried in this turmoil.

3. In the lower realm of the Seven Gods, Shi Hao fought with seven people by himself and transplanted his long supreme bone to his younger brother when he died.

4. Entering Tenjin College was targeted. Fortunately, I have the protection of my elders.

5, he will never save the captured sin country, and the fire will be all over the sky.

6. Being sent out of the imperial city by our own people.

7. Shi Hao hates his teacher who committed suicide to save the whole life.

8. The immortal spell designed by our own people.

9. The Lord of the Forbidden Area, Ye Qingxian and others died trying to save him while crossing the Xianwang robbery.

10, the achievement of quasi-immortal emperor, Liu Shen only has a mutilated body, and his brothers, sons and followers are all dead. Only some of them survived.

Brief comments on characters:

Shi Hao is a hero of the perfect world. Since he was a child, he has been used to fighting against heaven, people and all the injustice and darkness in the world. He is not afraid of power and sacrifice, but he is eager to become stronger, just to follow Liu Shen's footsteps and protect Shi Cun.

At the end of the novel, Shi Hao became an autocratic emperor, but looking back on his life, we can always find the tragic side. The reason is actually related to Shi Hao's character and his mission.