Now, it is definitely very inappropriate to execute directly.

After all, now it is still a war period, and the alliance still needs to remain. Direct replacement of Jin and Liang will have a very bad impact. This may lead to the direct rebellion of Chu, which still maintains its dominance and army in the south, being directly disunited, and it is also very likely that it will lead to the resistance of the local and local forces of the two countries.

What's more, establishing a great empire and ruling may not necessarily have to annex other countries.

Lu Chaoxi is considering another gentler and very effective way.

He plans to set up another Immortal Emperor Association in the unit of the "Immortal Kingdom" and hold the position of this "Immortal Emperor" himself.

The Immortal Emperor has the power to rule all the territories of the nine countries. All countries can still exist, but the government affairs of each country require unified arrangements by the Immortal Emperor, and even the replacement of the throne requires permission from the Immortal Emperor.

Of course, if he is this immortal emperor, it is impossible for him to arrange everything in the world alone. He also needs his own administrative organization.

And this is the so-called Immortal Emperor Association, or the Immortal Dynasty. The relationship between the Immortal Dynasty and the courts of various countries is similar to the relationship between the central government and the local government.

Of course, the Immortal Dynasty is only responsible for the Immortal Emperor.

As for the courts of each country, in theory, there is a dual responsibility system. On the one hand, they need to be responsible for the emperors of each country; on the other hand, they also have to obey the orders of the Immortal Dynasty.

However, this kind of double track is impossible to be fair.

Lu Chaoxi would not make this system fair either.

Especially after the war, when Yan State completely crushed other countries in terms of influence and strength, he had to deeply imprint this dual-track system with the mark that the Immortal Dynasty was the first.

The first step is to turn the emperors of each immortal country into pure heads of state without taking on too many direct tasks; in the future, they will slowly turn them into mascots, and from a system perspective, they will not be able to interfere in specific national affairs.

At this point, it is actually almost the same. Later, let’s take a look at the reactions of the royal families of various countries, and what the system will be like when the system is implemented.

If it is still possible, then keep it like this; if it doesn’t work, then just cancel the royal families of various countries and only retain local governments. It’s not impossible.

Of course, these are relatively long-term plans. However, all long-term goals need to be advanced step by step from the present moment.

In fact, at the moment, the war has not ended and the army is gathering in front, the bureaucrats in the rear are not idle. They have received corresponding orders and have begun to become busy, and even the level of busyness is even more important than on the front-line battlefield.

First of all, since the influence of the Immortal Dynasty is to be expanded as much as possible, it is very important to make the courts of each country full of Yan's own people as much as possible.

There is a very good opportunity right now.
Chapter completed!