In everyone's eyes, Grand Ivan, the ruler, has abdicated, and Gao Yang, this guy who appeared out of nowhere, has ascended the throne.
The new emperor on the throne always has to do something, right? Clear out the old forces and replace them with people he trusts, that's reasonable, right?
Gao Yang, the new emperor, has just completed a purge. To be precise, it's just been carried out. Whether it's over, only Gao Yang knows, and only he can choose when to end it. So regardless of why it was initiated, a purge is a purge. Even if it's initiated to root out traitors, it's easy to slightly expand the scope, right? That's reasonable.
So the problem arises. Kanchelskis, representing the old forces, just received praise from the new boss and was told he could keep everything the same, yet this major mess just came to light.
