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Political turmoil and weak monarchs are often the best times in history for powerful officials to seek thrones. The most common game mode is to have traitorous ministers in power and control the monarch to order the world. Successful and unwilling to retreat, majestic for a while, but ended sadly, it is almost an inevitable ending for the regent. This book tells the legendary cases of regency in Chinese history in humorous language, leading readers back to the historical scenes of power disputes and intrigues, and quietly observing the desolation and helplessness of the puppet emperor, and the scenery and loneliness of the regency ministers. It allows readers to see clearly the front and side of the power game in the rights and wrongs of the regency, and understand the light and darkness of human nature.

In ancient Chinese history, there were numerous coups. It was everywhere in the pre-Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties; in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, it existed in every generation; in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, "abcessions" alternated; in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, mutinies broke out... For the sake of the throne, many tragedies of killing each other were staged. In the whirlpool of power, everything never makes sense. This book uses humorous language to narrate the major and minor coups in various dynasties from Xia, Shang to Ming and Qing. It leads readers back to the era of conspiracy and subversion, and quietly watches the bloody evolution of power directed by Bloodthirsty Crown. It allows readers to clearly see the relationship between power, interests and life in the thrilling coups, and to experience a more real life in a funny and interesting way.