Is the supreme status really so easy to assume?
In the Yue Dynasty, in the 15th year of Jianhe, Emperor Shengying was critically ill. The ministers hope that His Majesty will establish a throne as soon as possible to reduce the emperor's affairs burden. But His Majesty has been reluctant to issue an edict, because he is worried that once the edict is issued on the establishment of a crown prince, night will cover the entire Yue Dynasty...
But he thought wrong. Even if the emperor did not issue the decree, night would cover the entire Yue Dynasty.
The moon is always the most unique existence at night. There is only one moon at night, but there are countless stars. The same is true for emperors, there can only be one, and the only king is destined to be lonely and cold... Does this really have to be the case?
Intention: If you like it, you just like it, why should you care about worldly opinions?