Of course, there's another point of contention in this matter—finding the right timing, particularly whether to do it before the decisive battle with the Heavenly Dao or after it's all over.
Doing it beforehand, with the external enemy still a threat and stirring up internal matters, is obviously not ideal... If all goes well, it's fine, but if it backfires and leads to a war with Ye Wuming, who could take responsibility for such chaos?
Doing it afterward, the decisive battle with the Heavenly Dao would happen without subduing Ye Wuming, making them not fully aligned, and relying solely on a tacit collaboration—is that feasible?
This matter is not suitable to be told to Zhao Changhe... with his personality, if he knew everyone intended to use this method to overthrow Ye Wuming, he'd be ninety percent opposed.
Everyone's enmity must not be ruined by him...
