Tianque Opera

Ji Xuan, the founding emperor of the Dayan Dynasty, was born in an opera troupe, and he won the world with his "destined destiny" opera without bloodshed. He knew that power could be seized by force, and power could also be taken away from him, so he established the "Tianque Opera System": National policy does not depend on court deliberations, but on court drama. The imperial opera was performed on Tianque Terrace, and hundreds of officials and people watched the opera. There is a candle of destiny on the stage. Whichever way the candle is tilted, it becomes a national policy. Direct killing is not allowed in the play, but if "reasonable death occurs in the play", reality will also die. A hundred years later, the struggle for power in the Dayan Dynasty no longer relied on swords, but on scripts, actors, actresses and the emotions of the audience. Whoever controls Tianque Tower controls the world. Power is a play that is believed by all. But people can choose not to act.