From the Duke of Zhou to the regent in the late Qing Dynasty, there is no permanent winner in Game of Thrones - only the player who survives to the end.
Due to data problems, I will not list the successes and failures of the powerful officials of each dynasty in dynastic order.
They were reputed as " usurpers ", but they held up the skeleton of the empire: Huo Guangxing deposed the emperor, but continued the rule of the Han Dynasty; Sima Yi pretended to be ill for ten years, and Gao Pingling ended Cao Wei overnight; Zhang Juzheng tried to turn the tide, but after his death, Wanli confiscated his family; Cao Cao coerced the emperor to order the princes, but never took the last step in his life...
This is an official history of powerful officials with blood and crowns intertwined, tearing apart the loyal and traitorous masks, and restoring the true game of the 22 imperial traders:
▶️ See how **Zhao Gao** used "turning a deer into a horse" to disintegrate the Qin Empire
▶️ Find out why Zhuge Liang refused to be the second Huo Guang
▶️ Unravel Di Renjie's balancing act of life and death between the Queen and Li Tang
When the shadows behind the dragon chair stand in front of the stage, are they the gravediggers of the empire or the life-savers? The author will spend one year taking you to personally experience the killing field of power for three thousand years - there is no moral judgment here, only the law of survival**.
