So, you're asking about the finale of 'Urban Immortal Emperor'? I've seen a lot of chat about this one, and honestly, the ending is pretty much what you'd expect from the genre, but it does tie things up in a satisfying power-fantasy way. The protagonist, after climbing through countless realms and battling every arrogant young master and ancient sect under the sun, finally consolidates his supreme authority. He doesn't just become the strongest in the mortal world; he ascends to a higher plane of existence, often becoming the undisputed ruler of both the immortal and urban realms.
What happens to him specifically? He usually ends up with his harem firmly established—all the heroines from his journey by his side, their various family/clan conflicts resolved. All the enemies are either annihilated or kneeling in submission. The story closes on a note of absolute dominance, with the protagonist watching over his vast domain, his family secure, and his power unchallenged. It's a very 'happily ever after' vibe, but the 'ever after' is one of eternal, god-like rule. Some readers find it a bit repetitive compared to the mid-story struggles, but for fans of the power progression, it delivers the ultimate payoff.