Liu Zhou Ji: Why didn’t King Sui kill King Huaiyang?

“Why King Sui of Liuzhou Ji Didn’t Kill King of Huaiyang” is a topic of great concern to drama fans recently, because the drama has recently become popular on various short video APPs, and I believe my friends have also seen a lot of clips.Everyone is also very enthusiastic about the question of why King Sui didn’t kill King Huaiyang in the play Liu Zhou Ji. Let’s take a look.

Liu Zhou Ji: Why didn’t King Sui kill King Huaiyang

In "The Story of Liuzhou", why King Sui chose not to attack King Huaiyang is a story full of strategy and wisdom.King Sui and King Huaiyang were both vassal kings. Although there was potential competition between them, King Sui was well aware of the risk of killing King Huaiyang.Above the court, battles between vassal kings are often not resolved by force, but more by wisdom and strategy.King Sui knew in his heart that compared with King Huaiyang's strength, he had no advantage, not to mention that Cui Xingzhou had strong support behind him.

Cui Xingzhou's power far exceeds that of King Sui, which is bound to become a core factor in King Sui's calculation.Even if King Sui had evil intentions, he could not overcome the gap in strength.As a vassal king, Cui Xingzhou not only controls abundant resources, but also has extensive connections.In such a complex political environment, any rash action may lead to unpredictable consequences.King Sui could not guarantee that he could successfully eliminate Cui Xingzhou, and if he failed, the consequences would be disastrous.

King Sui knew in his heart that he did not have a sufficient and justifiable reason to kill King Huaiyang.If he acts rashly, his ambition will be exposed and cause more unnecessary trouble for himself.In this case, King Sui chose to temporarily maintain a balanced relationship with Cui Xingzhou in order to occupy a relatively safe position in the power struggle.Cui Xingzhou is on an equal footing with King Sui. From a power relationship perspective, he does not currently pose a threat to King Sui.In the future game, it is still unclear who will win and who will lose, so maintaining the status quo and responding steadily has become King Sui's preferred strategy.

In this subtle power relationship and complex interpersonal interactions, King Sui's choices may seem prudent, but in fact they contain profound Machiavellian wisdom.Every move he makes reveals a strategy of enduring humiliation for the sake of long-term interests.It is such an elusive power game that makes people sigh that under the grand historical background, every character and every decision has its profound intention and meaning.

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