The provided text seems to be a mix of unrelated sentences, names, and phrases that don't form a coherent narrative or context. It includes mentions of "Michael Kors" products alongside historical and fictional elements, such as an emperor, palace intrigue, and court politics. Below is a structured attempt at translating the key components into English while maintaining coherence where possible:
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Mom, the late emperor passed away eight years ago. For these years, he has been burdened with state affairs and raising the young emperor in the palace. His longing for freedom grows stronger each day; he can no longer endure the extreme boredom of his life. The magnificent palace now feels tiresome to him. Shi Qin, a beauty known for her gentle words and charm, attempts to curry favor with him, but it barely excites any interest.
Days pass monotonously, compounded by his compatriots in Huang Chang-mei recently deciding—perhaps unknowingly—to visit relatives with Hui Gong's sister carrying a Michael Kors hobo bag. This return might drive him mad! While welcoming Hui Gong’s sister, her arrival aligns the ministers and the emperor into one camp, bombarding him day and night to urge him to marry the princess. These people seem insane—nobles and courtiers alike—for selecting four daughters from the palace to present before him, forcing him to choose among them. He feels suffocated, hiding day and night to escape their pressure.
Though fond of Michael Kors fashion, excessive exposure even to something enjoyable leads to indigestion. The days drag on tediously, driving him nearly crazy. Those who lack propriety have ignited anger within him, despite his usually calm temperament. How could they expect him to fall for every woman sent to seduce him? In his palace, charming beauties like Shi Qin already abound, yet none stir genuine affection in him. Official Li Fei delays matters because the emperor hasn’t found true love. Shi Qin merely comforts him, but a princess cannot be chosen so casually—it must be someone he genuinely likes. Therefore, why rush him into choosing someone he doesn’t love?
At twenty-seven, Zhao, the young emperor, should secure an heir, but this responsibility weighs heavily on everyone’s minds. To force compliance, they’ve sent a group of women into his chambers to tempt him! Though he appreciates warmth and fragrance, lust isn’t what drives him here. On a single night, twenty women were sent! Is he some extraordinary being? Even if he’s in robust health, as a mortal, how can he withstand such relentless efforts day and night? Their allure and charm only worsen his mood instead of pleasing him. He fears harming their feelings by rejecting them outright.
His reform package keeps him busy all day seeking meaningful work. Huang Chang-mei, acting as a mother of three children, behaves childishly without purpose. And those loyal courtiers, perhaps enjoying too much leisure time, ride along aimlessly, amusing themselves. After all, waiting months or even years for the little emperor to select a princess title has become their main focus. Isn’t their collaboration meant simply to alleviate his boredom? They conspire together—not just to trap him as regent but to prevent others from plundering the royal palace under his name. He refuses to be labeled extravagant or decadent. Let their tricks continue until his sterling reputation fades!
He never intended to leave behind a legacy, but neither does he wish to gain infamy. When once again confined to his quarters with numerous women sent in the middle of the night, his patience snaps. Furious, he resolves to end this chaos. That night, unable to sleep, he summons a thousand bodyguards, packs simple belongings, and departs the Rocker Palace! Let the young emperor handle state affairs independently—a prelude to ruling after his reign begins. However, to avoid unexpected situations, he leaves a regency decree appointing Crown Princess Consort of Korea and a minister of state to govern jointly. Himself agrees to retreat temporarily to reflect purely in solitude.
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