Name: Invite Dakang to Tea at the Beginning

Everyone knew that things were about to change in Handong. Sha Ruijin airborne with Shang Fang's sword. Gao Yuliang knew that as the core of the "Han Gang", he would become the number one target for liquidation. Waiting for death? That's not his style. This old political fox, who had reached the ceiling of deputy ministerial level, decided to play a desperate game of survival before the storm came. The first step is to invite his old rival Li Dakang to tea. One is in urgent need of political achievements, and the other is in urgent need of time to deal with each other. The two enemies who have been fighting for half their lives reached a fragile deal in the fragrance of tea. Gao Yuliang used key positions as bait, just to gain a few months of breathing space. He knew Li Dakang too well: under political ambition, there are no permanent allies, only absolute interests. However, the chessboard is far more dangerous than imagined. His protégé Qi Tongwei has become a mad dog, and his former allies Zhao family are showing their ferocious fangs. A series of deaths follows him, and key evidence continues to "evaporate". What's even more deadly is that the sharp sword from the capital, Hou Liangping, has been unsheathed in advance and pointed directly at his life gate. If you retreat, there will be no recovery; if you advance, there may be a glimmer of hope. Gao Yuliang had to transform into a shackles dancer, and in the power vacuum before Sha Ruijin's return, he performed chess as a criminal. Winning over thorns, killing people with a borrowed knife, balancing all parties, walking on the edge of the cliff every step of the way. He wanted everyone to see that the storm in Handong would not end easily without Gao Yuliang! This is an old fox's ultimate self-rescue that begins with a teacup and ends with life and death. Watch how Gao Yuliang uses his body as a son to stir up the situation in Handong in a desperate situation, and stage a more thrilling and turbulent battle for power survival than the original work!