In the court of the Daqian Dynasty recently, there has been endless arguing; a country cannot be without a ruler for even a day, especially the Divine Dynasty.
Even if the Emperor does nothing, for the Divine Dynasty, having an Emperor is like a stabilizer, ensuring the stability of the national destiny.
Even in the worst-case scenario, not considering the stability of the national destiny, practically speaking, it can at least prevent the current chaos.
Administrative orders are not communicated effectively, and almost no new orders can be implemented. Let alone lower levels; the court itself is fraught with disputes.
Even though these people know what is crucial now, once it involves everyone's core interests, even the right thing must be argued over; their rivals must retreat one step first.
The original choice for succession was, in fact, not worthy of much consideration.
The Second Prince back in those days was the most suitable.
