I Have Not yet Become a Tyrant, and You Are About to Rebel?

Three years from now, will you all rebel together? In the first year after he ascended the throne, Xiao Yuanke read a book. The book says that three years later, the Northern Army entered Shengdu, the queen opened the door, the guards defected, and the central office was closed. He died in Hanzhang Hall and was named in history books as a tyrant. But at the moment, the Northern Army is still guarding the country for him, the queen and his wife are of the same mind, the commander of the guards is loyal, and everyone in the civil and military court is respectful. He wants to know: How did these loyal ministers turn into rebels step by step? But the more he searched, the more he found that the answer did not lie with one person at all. The people in the south of the Yangtze River are waiting for food, the soldiers in the north are waiting for military pay, and the Yan Kingdom's cavalry is approaching the country's gate; everyone in the court says they are for Dasheng, but they are all fighting for power and life. And the old things left by the late emperor began to surface one by one. Xiao Yuanke gradually realized that the rebellion three years later might not have been caused by the sudden rebellion of a few rebellious officials and traitors. If a dynasty reaches its end, even loyal ministers will have to rebel. Then what he really wants to save is his own life. Or this Dasheng? There is not much time left for him, only three years.