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Nine kings seized the throne, Yongzheng narrowly won, and the old talisman was replaced with a new peach in the Forbidden City. However, the Ba Ye Party is dead but not deadlocked, and its desire to replace is aggressive; The trees want to be quiet but the wind has not stopped. Inside and outside the imperial city, north and south of the river, murderous intent is still everywhere. The ancestors' hatred left behind, the Eight Banners rose and fell; Zhao Buquan was originally a lonely minister of the Han family, but he became a powerful traitor and the pillar of the Manchu Dynasty. It turns out that he entered the game with his own body and defeated half of the pieces in the sky. When Yongzheng was about to die and wanted to issue an execution order, he issued a piece of edict announcing his guilt to the world: The Qing Dynasty owes me, it is not me who owes the Qing Dynasty. (The pace of the plot is a little slow in the early stage, please be patient!) [No system] + [Chapel strategy] + [Easy] + [Textual research]