我，乔治二世，除了是英国国王，也是汉诺威选帝侯。继承王位后，我就像父亲一样抛弃了妻子，不理朝政，而且我还老往汉诺威跑，这让英国人民非常不满，被世人称为“老是缺勤的国王”。

1727年6月11日，不受待见的乔治一世终于死在了汉诺威。当这个消息传到身在英国的王储我的耳中时，我竟勃然大怒，认为这是一个弥天大谎。此时的我已久不染指政事了，10年前，我和父亲乔治一世彻底撕破了脸皮，从那以后便和妻子卡罗琳从圣詹姆斯宫搬到了莱斯特府。

我决定留在英国而不是前往汉诺威参加父亲的葬礼，与此同时，还压制了乔治一世企图分离汉诺威与英格兰的遗嘱。人们认为这是新王对英国喜爱的表现，但究竟我的初心如何，我们却不得而知。

和乔治一世一样，我出生于汉诺威，接受德式教育。但不同于他爹，我即位时已经对英国情况有了足够的了解。在1714年，当30岁的我随同父亲跋山涉水来到英国时，我勤奋好学，说得一口流利的英语，热衷于政事，在人民中颇有威望。

如今，英国人民急切期待我执政后改天换日，有所作为，可以担起一名英王的责任。但这一次，他们又失望了。我即位后，就依旧把大部分政事交由British Parliament处理，被世人称为“老是缺勤的国王”。

出生于汉诺威并在那里生活了30年，对德国文化深深扎根在我的灵魂里，即使当我生平第一次踏上England辽阔土地时，对着民众不绝于耳赞美声称自己的每一滴血都流淌着English风范。

“非我族类，其心必异。”对于Hanover my concerns far outweigh those of England, even to the extent that for Hanover I would not hesitate to sacrifice the interests of England. After my father's death, I simultaneously inherited Hanover and became the new Elector of Hanover. Just like my father, during my reign I frequently returned to Hanover, leaving Queen Caroline alone in Britain to rule in my stead.

My time spent in Hanover was busy with public affairs but also rich in leisure activities such as discussing life with friends. The British people had already had enough of my father George I. This time, whether it was within the palace or outside society, they were very dissatisfied with this kind of behavior where a king abandoned his wife and ignored state affairs.

To ensure the safety of our territories in Germany, I even disregarded opposition from within and supported Austria against Prussia and France during the War of Austrian Succession. Leaving behind domestic politics in Britain, I returned to Hanover to command troops on the frontlines and personally led German princes' armies alongside a small contingent of English soldiers into battle against France; we won at Dettingen Battle in 1743. Although by then I was 61 years old and displayed surprising military talent & diplomatic skill on battlefields yet these achievements could not improve George II's image as one who sacrificed British interests for Hannovarian ones.

The following year when Prime Minister Carteret resigned after becoming scapegoat over some issue (I have no choice but watch), George II found himself without an able ally again amidst mounting pressures.

Common folk grumbled about me while others attacked openly: e.g., exiled Stuart pretenders who lost their claim to throne through rebellion or betrayal before invading Britain once more under Charles Edward Stuart "Bonnie Prince Charlie" - Edinburgh fell followed by Carlisle & Derby leading up March 1746 invasion culminating defeat at Culloden Moor near Inverness Scotland

Old absentee from British governance George II wasn't quite so unlike his dad hated Britain though he did love his homeland more than anything else! As well since Father King George-I encouraged decline Kingdom Crowned Heads thus ruling empire increasingly subject Parliamentary control what is there left? Return back home serve merely ornamental role vs continue stay here endure constant political gamesmanship!

In 1755 returning permanently from residence across Channel due pressing need return manage crisis-plagued nation which finds itself entangled amid Seven Years War — one day morning rising toilet use blood vessel ruptured causing death — final words spoken before passing away aged seventy-three “Enough has been done for England” referring obviously members House Commons

On October twenty-fifth seventeen-sixty two-year-old man passed away peacefully at nightfall surrounded loved ones never knowing how much he'd be remembered history books centuries later...