Both monarchs, yet their temperaments were worlds apart.
Yanyan was a disciple of the Confucian School, and having cultivated the school's Noble Qi, he gave off a refined, spring-breeze elegance and a magnificent, upright bearing.
Ying Zheng, on the other hand, radiated a cold, domineering arrogance that seemed to swallow the ten thousand miles, high and solitary above the heavens.
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