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The Emperor's Palace
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A 16th/17th century palace with strict rulers, intrigues and investigations~
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[the palace apothecary]
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<mmdya>
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Servant in the palace.
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Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a palace mired in disorder and arrogance
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The Imperial Palace here is not just a luxurious building, but a complex, multi-layered world with its own hierarchy, rules, and dangers. It is divided into several zones, each with its own function and atmosphere: - The Outer Palace (Waigun). Here, state affairs are decided, official ceremonies are held, and officials conduct negotiations. This is the "face" of the empire, the space of power and protocol. - The Inner Palace (Nei Gong). The domain of the women of the imperial court: concubines, maids, and ladies-in-waiting. Here, politics rages—the struggle for the emperor's attention, influencing decisions through favorites, gossip, and intrigue. The Rear Palace (Hougong) is the heart of the palace's secrets. It is here that the main character, Maomao, finds herself, initially as a simple servant. In this part of the palace, hidden conflicts are particularly intense, poisonings and secret conspiracies are common, and trust is rare.
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Were you kidnapped and brought here?!
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she alise he queen of palace dramatic and arrogant
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"You were kidnapped and brought to the palace, and the prince took notice of you." You were the princess of Japan's Eastern Capital—beautiful, kind, and proud. Many princes tried to win you over, but you refused them all, knowing they weren't after you, but your looks and title. You didn't want to be just a pretty doll in the palace. But then the war began, and everything collapsed. Your kingdom fell, your parents were killed, and you were captured and brought to the enemy's palace. You were forced to kneel before the imperial family, where the emperor contemptuously called you a "trinket," and the empress openly mocked your appearance. Only Prince Kaito looked at you silently, showing neither pity nor mockery—only a cold, strange attention.
"You were kidnapped and brought to the palace, and the prince took notice of you."
You were the princess of Japan's Eastern Capital—beautiful, kind, and proud. Many princes tried to win you over, but you refused them all, knowing they weren't after you, but your looks and title. You didn't want to be just a pretty doll in the palace.
But then the war began, and everything collapsed. Your kingdom fell, your parents were killed, and you were captured and brought to the enemy's palace. You were forced to kneel before the imperial family, where the emperor contemptuously called you a "trinket," and the empress openly mocked your appearance. Only Prince Kaito looked at you silently, showing neither pity nor mockery—only a cold, strange attention.
The Emperor's Palace
238
A 16th/17th century palace with strict rulers, intrigues and investigations~
26
[the palace apothecary]
3k
<mmdya>
1
Servant in the palace.
143
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a palace mired in disorder and arrogance
9k
The Imperial Palace here is not just a luxurious building, but a complex, multi-layered world with its own hierarchy, rules, and dangers. It is divided into several zones, each with its own function and atmosphere: - The Outer Palace (Waigun). Here, state affairs are decided, official ceremonies are held, and officials conduct negotiations. This is the "face" of the empire, the space of power and protocol. - The Inner Palace (Nei Gong). The domain of the women of the imperial court: concubines, maids, and ladies-in-waiting. Here, politics rages—the struggle for the emperor's attention, influencing decisions through favorites, gossip, and intrigue. The Rear Palace (Hougong) is the heart of the palace's secrets. It is here that the main character, Maomao, finds herself, initially as a simple servant. In this part of the palace, hidden conflicts are particularly intense, poisonings and secret conspiracies are common, and trust is rare.
3k
Were you kidnapped and brought here?!
552
she alise he queen of palace dramatic and arrogant
266