Returning to Zhaohai Palace, there is still a pile of memorials to review.
Being an Emperor is truly a burdensome task. Rising early and retiring late each day, worrying and laboring, bearing heavy responsibilities, with no one to rely on behind you, only the palace filled with endless intrigue and chaos, and in front of you, a crowd of ministers harboring their own thoughts and difficult to manage.
Counting the Emperors since the founding of Da Liang, the longest-lived only reached sixty-two. Emperor Taikang and Emperor Taihe, two generations, were both short-lived.
Jiang Shaohua, full of vigor, easily handles the vast and complicated state affairs. What truly concerns her is how to balance the palace and the court, how to win people's hearts.
