Dayan Orphan Chick

At the end of the Sixteen Kingdoms, in order to stabilize the political situation, the young master Murong Ning was forced to ascend the throne, but he was caught between the Queen Mother and the powerful officials. In order to survive, he had to rely on the powerful officials to launch a palace coup and kill his mentor and leader of the Han Dynasty Wang Xu for "treason." This was the first dilemma: to want the throne or to have conscience. After taking power, he faced a second dilemma in order to fight against the eager enemy in the south: if he activated the powerful generals of the Jie tribe, he would be in great trouble; if he eliminated them, no one in the court would be able to lead troops to fight against the enemy. In the end, Murong Ning set up a Hongmen Banquet on the eve of the decisive battle and used an absolutely dangerous move to force Duan Ye to make a bloody alliance with him before the battle. What he was betting on was not the people's hearts, but his precise calculation of Duan Ye's ambitions and fears. The moral premise is revealed at this moment: the true way of an emperor is not purely about power, but the ability to bear all the sins and blood and create an unprecedented way of life for the Hu and Han people in this land that transcends ethnic hatred.