Like Father, Unlike Son? Love You, Dad, See You at Xuanwu Gate!

A supports Emperor Wu of Han B supports the Crown Prince C station middle

I'd suggest top-tier political strategy to the author: Have a heart-to-heart talk with Liu Che, then smash his head in with a hammer when he's not looking. Have Wei Zifu bring Liu Fuling's mother and him over for a chat, then chop them up with a knife. Before meeting Liu Che, lure Ren An out for a meeting and kill him with a hammer. Why bother with schemes and military power with Liu Che?

The fact that later-life emperors like Emperor Wu of Han (Liu Che) and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang (Li Longji) were incompetent and cowardly in their later years, each losing ten years of their lifespan, is a contribution to human history.

You criticize Fusu for sitting idly by and waiting to die. You also criticize King Huiwen of Zhao for seizing power and starving his father, King Wuling of Zhao, and for the "Axe and Candle Shadow" incident. A thousand years of servile mentality mixed with modern spirit of resistance—many people ultimately desire a "rebellion on their knees."

The success rate of plotting against Liu Che (Emperor Wu of Han) was indeed possible, much better than those online stories about Li Chengqian's Xuanwu Gate Incident. Li Chengqian's Xuanwu Gate Incident was pure fabrication; I checked, and he most likely had diabetic foot. A cripple trying to stage a coup to become emperor and even rebel against Li Shimin—it's ridiculous.

To deal with Liu Che, don't play power games; confront him directly with force and use the army to kill him. The Crown Prince Li failed because he didn't understand the true nature of imperial power.

The number of new books on Qidian has plummeted. Previously, a new batch would be released every week, but now it takes two or three weeks without even two new books added.

Emperor Wu of Han wielded far more power than Emperors Wen and Jing. He was not subject to the constraints of military merit groups, powerful clans, or civil officials. He even established the exclusive veneration of Confucianism. What could you possibly use to stage a coup? You could only wait for him to die, or help him die sooner.

Well, you've gone this far, why not just send troops to besiege Ganquan Palace and starve the wild boars to death?

Can you please reduce the amount of classical Chinese? It's painful to read and painful to listen to. Can't you write in modern vernacular? What era are we living in?