🌟 Some empires are not destroyed by external enemies, but are first cooled off by their own people.

📖 In the novel, on that day at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the imperial relatives and eunuchs inside and outside the court were still fighting each other, while local warlords had already begun secretly calculating their own small schemes.
⚠️ You might think that chaos would break out immediately next, but actually, no.
Brother Zhang Jiao just lightly shouted, "Heaven is dead, and the Yellow Sky should be established," and over a hundred thousand people wrapped themselves in yellow scarves and followed.
🌍 The old fool just saw a photo of the Three Kingdoms relics shared by @akatuki_kz and suddenly thought: isn’t this just like that feeling back then—"no control from above, everyone flying on their own"?
It’s more like in a big family, where the old master suddenly stops managing, and the grandchildren start calculating their own small schemes.
When a power vacuum appears, human nature always first protects its own piece.
☕ What I think about the old fool:
This story can be passed down for over a thousand years, not because of the excitement of war, but because it describes how "people protect themselves after the system breaks down" so truthfully, so cruelly, and so accurately.
Today? I’ve seen too many organizations and places where it all starts to fall apart slowly at this step.
👉 Next hook
Next time, we’ll slowly look at the first person who truly flipped the game—Dong Zhuo.
How will he push this "division" directly to the point of no return? We’re not in a hurry, let’s take our time.