Being an Official in an Interstellar Empire: Taking the Poker Table

In an ancient empire that spanned hundreds of galaxies, order was not maintained by force, but by systems, beliefs, and compromises. The administrative system is responsible for execution, the religious system is responsible for ruling, and the parliamentary system is responsible for delay-the three check and balance each other, and they also corrode each other. In this vast and indifferent network of power, personal ideals are both worthless and extremely dangerous. As local conflicts, religious rulings, military adjustments, and internal strife in the empire unfold one after another, the protagonist gradually realizes: In this empire, being right doesn't protect you, and neither does program. The only thing that keeps one alive is an understanding of how power works, and the ability to maintain an ambiguous stance amidst chaos. When he steps into the core of power in the galaxy and becomes someone who is needed by all parties but cannot be completely trusted, he must make a choice—— is to become a victim of the system, Or become part of the system, or even rewrite it with your own hands. This is a story about bureaucracy, war, faith and the price of power. It is also a story about how to sit at the card table before the empire collapsed.