Nine kings compete for the legitimate sons. The fourteenth elder brother and the fourth elder brother are from the same mother. Why are they not of the same mind?

In the face of the throne, no one has the same mind, even father and son. There are not a few princes who have killed their brothers for the throne, and there are not a few emperors who have forced their fathers to step down. The identity of "a compatriot" is just a joke when facing the throne. This kind of thing can only be used to prove the cruelty of reality in the face of the throne, and the fragility of family ties in the face of power. The fight for the throne has always been cruel and ruthless. If you have feelings, then never get involved with the throne.

For the Fourteenth Prince and the Fourth Prince, the identity of "siblings from the same mother" cannot be considered in their fight for the throne, because once you take this identity into consideration, you choose to be with your own If brothers join forces, it is very likely that they will face the murder of their own brothers in an instant. You want to be the emperor, and I also want to be the emperor, but there is only one throne, so one person must be eliminated. So when two people need to join forces, the question arises? Who will sit on this throne?

Is it possible that you sit today and I sit tomorrow? This is definitely impossible, so the fourteenth elder brother and the fourth elder brother can never be of the same mind, because the two people have an irreconcilable dispute and contradiction. If two people want to be of the same mind, unless one person is clear about it, there is no possibility of becoming the emperor. Note that the point is that it is impossible for this person to become the emperor, not that he does not want to be the emperor.

For competitors, for example, Si Age said: I will not sit on this emperor, I will help you, you will sit down. ?Will Brother Fourteen believe it? If he believed it, then he would definitely not be able to sit on the throne. It's not because of the question of whether Si Age will deceive him, but because if he believes in Si Age so naively, then he will also naively believe in other people's words, and he will definitely die without a burial place. If he doesn't believe it? If he doesn't believe it, the two of them are naturally not of the same mind.

So if two people want to be of the same mind, there must be such a prerequisite? One of them will definitely not be able to sit on the throne. But this condition does not exist. Both of them can and may become emperors, so neither one can completely trust the other! So two people can never be of the same mind.