The Emperor of Sang Country appeared to be a refined middle-aged man rather than a figure of imposing majesty and dragon-like strides. Hide these noble airs; he looked quite like an ordinary scholar.
However, this was to be expected. Even if the Emperor had succeeded to the throne, not to mention the founding Great Ancestor during his early and poor years, would not possess such an aura of wealth and power. Such a demeanor is cultivated from a long tenure in high office. Although the Emperor holds the highest position, once the monarch abides by a constitutional government, possessing only the right to perform sacrifices and not to govern, even an Emperor only has nobility and not the true power of a supreme ruler or creator of destiny.
In contrast to the Emperor of Sang Country, several Cabinet Ministers from the Cabinet exuded an air of dignity... despite their disheveled appearance, which seemed to have nothing to do with authority.
