Traveling back to the late Ming Dynasty, King Zhu Youjian saw death when he opened his eyes:
On the night when Tianqi died, Wei Zhongxian blocked the nine gates and surrounded the mansion with three thousand divine machines. There were no soldiers, no power, no jade seal, only a seven-inch dagger and an unsealed edict.
The whole court thought he was a lamb to be slaughtered. But he understood the game of chess - besieging but not attacking, which showed that Jiu Qian was still missing a legal procedure.
Psychology instigated a rebellion against the commander of the siege, and the 3,000 soldiers who besieged the mansion changed hands overnight; he asked "Where did the factory boss stay last night?" Before the soul, allowing the powerful Jiu QianSui to explain himself in public; the whole court was waiting to see the murder, and he held up a high hat of "Shang Gong" - the higher the praise, the more severe the power was stripped away.
There is no system, no cheats. Political psychology four hundred years later is his biggest cheat.
Instigating rebellion, applauding and killing, seizing the seal, changing the course, drafting the plan, and establishing the five-step ritual - see how modern people use their cognitive differences to counterattack nine thousand years old in a 72-hour power vacuum, and then rebuild the country and restore the national destiny of the Ming Dynasty day by day.
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