The Bad Girl's Quick Transmigration System: Traveling Back and Forth

Faced with the changes in Liu Yuan's physical and mental state, it is very likely that someone will take advantage of the opportunity to fight for the throne of King Qi. The following is a detailed analysis from the perspective of different power groups:

Within the kingdom, some nobles with ulterior motives and great ambitions have long coveted the throne of King Qi. Liu Yuan's declining physical and mental state undoubtedly gave them an opportunity to take advantage of her.

During her reign, Liu Yuan lived an extravagant life and turned a blind eye to the suffering of the people, which led to widespread resentment and severely eroded the foundations of the country. The nobles knew that if Liu Yuan continued to rule like this, the country would sooner or later fall into chaos and decline.

Therefore, they began to secretly plot, attempting to replace Liu Yuan through a coup or other means, thereby changing the current political situation. They believed that with their own strength and family influence, they would be able to successfully ascend to the throne and become the new King of Qi.

These nobles likely believed that Liu Yuan's poor decision-making and declining ruling ability were largely due to her long-term mercury poisoning. They saw this as the perfect opportunity to seize power. Success would allow them to not only redistribute the nation's resources and power but also acquire more wealth and land, further consolidating their own family's position and interests.

Taking action, these nobles began to secretly and intensively connect with various forces. They not only communicated with officials who were dissatisfied with Liu Yuan's rule, but also actively wooed generals in the army to join their camp. In this way, a large coalition against Liu Yuan gradually formed.

The members of this alliance knew that a successful overthrow of Liu Yuan's rule required a thorough plan. Consequently, they held secret meetings, meticulously planning every step. They meticulously studied the layout and security of the imperial palace, analyzing Liu Yuan's daily routines and habits, to determine the optimal timing for their attack.

After a long period of preparation, they finally settled on a seemingly foolproof plan. They would launch a surprise attack on a dark and stormy night, when the palace guards were at their most relaxed. Their goal was clear: control the palace and seize the King of Qi's seal and other symbols of power.

However, relying solely on force was not enough. To ensure the success of the coup, they also needed to create public pressure. Thus, these nobles began to spread rumors among the people to discredit Liu Yuan. They fabricated lies that Liu Yuan was unable to continue ruling the country due to physical and mental problems, attempting to convince the people that Liu Yuan had lost her ability to govern.

These rumors spread like wildfire, attracting widespread public attention and discussion. Some began to doubt Liu Yuan's rule, while others expressed support for the nobles' coup. This helped to gain some public approval for the nobles' coup, or at least reduce popular resistance.

Motives of external hostile forces

Neighboring nations and tribes have long coveted Liu Yuan's kingdom, and the changes in her physical and mental state have given them an opportunity to exploit. They hope to invade the kingdom through war or other means, plundering its resources and expanding its territory. Seeing the kingdom's internal instability due to Liu Yuan's problems, they see this as an ideal opportunity to attack, achieving maximum benefits at minimal cost.

External hostile forces will intensify their intelligence gathering, gaining detailed information about the Kingdom's military deployments, political situation, and more. They will assemble their armies, prepare for war, and seek excuses to launch a war, such as accusing the Kingdom of border provocations.

During the war, they would take advantage of Liu Yuan's physical and mental problems, resulting in poor decision-making and chaotic military command, to quickly break through the kingdom's defenses, occupy important cities and strategic locations, and try to overthrow Liu Yuan's rule and establish their own ruling order.

The motives of the dissatisfied generals within the kingdom

Some generals in the army may have been dissatisfied with Liu Yuan's style of rule, especially her long-term use of women soldiers such as Parvasa and Sikou Jing to lead the army, while she herself enjoyed a luxurious life in the palace. When they saw Liu Yuan's physical and mental condition deteriorating and believed that she was no longer fit to lead the country and the army, they began to consider replacing her.

These generals hope to seize the highest power of the country and change the existing military strategy and political landscape in order to realize their own aspirations and ambitions.

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They would cultivate their own power in the army, win over soldiers and junior officers, and form a military force loyal to them. Then they would look for the right opportunity to launch a mutiny, under the pretext of clearing the emperor's side or saving the country, lead the army into the palace, control Liu Yuan, announce the abolition of her position as King of Qi, and replace her with themselves.

During the mutiny, they would take advantage of the panic caused by Liu Yuan's physical and mental problems to quickly control the situation, reduce the resistance, and ensure that they could successfully seize power.

So they planned to take advantage of Liu Yuan's lovers' revelry to send their assassins, wearing human skin masks, to infiltrate the lovers, waiting for an opportunity to poison and assassinate Liu Yuan, and then launch a rebellion to seize control of the palace and the imperial city. Thus, another assassination attempt on Liu Yuan began.