First of all, to do this, two conditions must be met: first, the king will not be destroyed; Second, I have self-knowledge.

You can probably take an inventory.

Zhou: He is very famous. Both of them were in power until their death. He is the founding hero of Zhou, and he was enfeoffed as Duke of Zhou here, assisting Zhou, and Zhou is also Duke of Zhou. Both of them have made great contributions to the world and are famous for their literary talent and martial arts. However, they are self-aware and they are not proud of themselves. But to help the son of heaven wholeheartedly, and finally die well.

Qin: After Qin unified the world, most of the heroes were killed because of their relationship with Zhao Gao. When Qin was a vassal state, Fan Ju was the only one who could protect himself.

Han: Although Liu Bang, the founding father of the Han Dynasty, later killed many founding fathers, Han Xin, Ying Bu and other foreign surnames were all dealt with, and the ministers around him were all "geniuses", including Xiao He, Liu Bang, Liu Bang and others, who all died well, but we can see from the experiences of several people that Sean retired after helping Liu Bang level the world, and since then he has traveled around the world, taking money and not working; Xiao He's petty greed and shortsightedness for quick success and instant benefit stifled Liu Bang's doubts about him. Zhou Bo was sweating like a pig. Knowing that he was defeated by Chen Ping in the temple, he voluntarily gave up his seat. Chen Ping's swing changed hands several times. Then Wei Qing and Huo Qubing. After Wei Qing fell out of favor, he had self-knowledge and simply lived a leisurely life under the title of Xu, while Huo Qubing died young and his brother Huo Guang was taken seriously.

Three Kingdoms: Typical examples are: Zhou Yu (who died of illness in history and was treated well by the King of Wu) and Zhuge Liang (who was treated with courtesy when he was in Shu, but still kept the Temple of Wuhou after the country died).

Jin: During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wang Dao and Xie An were famous. The king and the horse ruled the world, among which the king meant Wang Dao and Wang Dun, but Wang Dun later rebelled, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty could not be settled, so it was completely supported by Wang Dao. After Wang Dun's death, Wang Dao took charge of the overall situation and helped the imperial court eradicate the remnants of Wang Dun. Wang Dao also had a good end in the Eastern Jin regime. Although Xie An was suspected after the Battle of Feishui, he knew that he was in the wrong and continued to work for the Eastern Jin regime after voluntarily surrendering the regime, and eventually died of illness. After his death, he received high-standard courtesy from the court.

Sui and Tang Dynasties: The Sui Dynasty was short-lived and met with tyranny, so most famous officials were able to cross the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Among them, Sean was punished for rebellion, his eldest grandson Shunde was demoted for corruption, and Sun Chang Wuji died the most innocent. After Wu Zetian became Emperor Gaozong, she took various measures to suppress and persecute Sun Chang Wuji.

In the middle stage, Yao Chong and Song Jing are the representatives.

Song Dynasty: At the end of the Song Dynasty, politics was relatively free, so many famous literati ministers appeared: Wang Dan, Bao Zheng, Kou Zhun, Sima Guang and other historical figures. Because Zhao Kuangyin set the basic national policy of "don't kill scholar-officials" when the People's Republic of China was founded, at the end of the Song Dynasty, few scholar-officials were killed, including Su San.

Yuan: The representatives are Zhang Hongfan, Liu, etc.

Ming: Most of the founding heroes have been dealt with directly or indirectly by Zhu Yuanzhang. Only Tang He (cautious) and Chang Yuchun (premature death of military commanders) are considered to have died well.

The mid-term includes Qi Jiguang (who was dismissed from office because of Zhang, but spent his old age peacefully) and Hai Rui, who is on par with Bao Zheng.

Qing dynasty: from the early Qing dynasty to the middle Qianlong period, there were many famous ministers, but by the Qing dynasty, the system of official slaves was also perfect. The Qing Dynasty was the peak of feudal centralization. The most famous time was during the Qianlong period, when Zhang, a veteran of the Three Dynasties, was rectified. From then on, no one in the Qing court felt any opposition to the authority of the imperial power and adhered to the slave strategy of "doing more and talking less".

Famous ones are: Hong Chengchou, Fan Wencheng, Nalan Mingzhu, E Ertai, Liu Yong, Zhu Gui, Ji Yun and Zuo.