Liu Zhao's sudden demise seemed to press a pause on the burgeoning Great Han.
A hundred-day Emperor;
The regent empress dowager and ministers;
The entire Great Han from this day seemed to be teetering on the brink of collapse.
A slight mistake, and everything would crumble in an instant.
.....
In such dangerous times, the gap between Gu Xi and Gu Kang fully emerged.
Gu Xi's political acumen was indeed excellent.
But he couldn't match Gu Kang's deep foresight.
He couldn't maintain composure at all times, capable of immediately adjusting his state to face the forthcoming state affairs.
When the burden of the regency fell upon him.
Gu Yi could clearly see that Gu Xi was somewhat at a loss.
This might also have something to do with his young age.
It was not until two days later that he somewhat recovered and went to see the empress dowager.
Changle Palace.
