Yes, in this world, people's attitudes can change rapidly, especially when there are no limits.
For example, in history, Liu Bang was obviously smarter than Xiang Yu, and the former's flexibility with limits led to his eventual victory. Those who only understand stubbornness, though wise as Zhuge, ultimately end up with nothing but a heart full of effort and a tragic end.
Although "Memorial on the Campaign" became a famous essay through the ages, it is clear that switching to a more promising leader could have led to a better outcome. Considering the geopolitical situation, the wisest choice is already clear.
It's the twenty-first century, surely it's impossible to still cling to blind loyalty, right?
Not to mention, for a country, the concept of blind loyalty simply doesn't exist. Countless ideas and interests are intertwined, so even if someone is really stubborn, new forces will naturally arise internally to offer different ideas and solutions.
