However, launching a coup also requires a reason. Even your direct troops won't casually follow you to Ginkgo Mountain for a rebellion.
Rebellion has always been a delicate operation, much like when Zhu Di instigated a rebellion during the Ming Dynasty; he had to raise the banner "Clear the Emperor's Flank": We are merely clearing the emperor's side of corrupt courtiers. As for why the emperor was burned to death, we have no idea!
This banner is not for politicians or future historians but to fool the grassroots soldiers.
Many people believe that rebellion is a simple process: as long as you maintain good relations with your men, when you shout, the soldiers will follow you in rebellion.
It's not like that.
