The Chancellor Of The Song Dynasty

Who is the second most notorious traitor of the Southern Song Dynasty

The position of the first great traitor, Qin Hui, is now unshakable, while the selection of the second great traitor warrants careful consideration. However, after counting and deliberating, the founder of the Southern Song Dynasty's foremost harem, the Half-Leisure Hall, the old scoundrel Jia Sidao, should undoubtedly take on this role.

Old thief Jia is actually quite wronged; he faces political enemies within and is under pressure from the peak of the Mongolian army at the borders. In his position, it is difficult for an ordinary person to support themselves.

He has arrived, and the wheels of history gently turned a corner in Ezhou, as the Southern Song embarked on the correct path of allying with Ali Boke to jointly confront Kublai Khan. He entangled himself with the princess, supported the dim-witted crown prince, forced his political rivals to implement new laws, and exchanged glances with the strategists of enemy nations. The con artists were skillfully manipulated by him, and he sent his beloved disciples to localities for training, leaving behind a group of treacherous flatterers to engage in a battle of wits and courage against the enemy. He possesses the insidiousness of a viper, the cunning of a fox, and the ferocity of a wolf. He entangled himself with the princess, supported the dim-witted crown prince, forced his political rivals to implement new laws, and exchanged glances with the strategists of enemy nations. The con artists were skillfully manipulated by him, and he sent his beloved disciples to localities for training, leaving behind a group of treacherous flatterers to engage in a battle of wits and courage against the enemy. He possesses the insidiousness of a viper, the cunning of a fox, and the ferocity of a wolf.

The building is on the verge of collapse, a single post cannot support it, can a crooked post hold it up?