In the second episode of Regret in the Late Ming Dynasty, a Taoist named Liu left four sentences for Wu Sangui, a total of 16 words. What does this mean?

According to the description in the second episode of the Book of Repentance in the Late Ming Dynasty, Wu Sangui, a freshman of Taoist Wei Liu, left a four-sentence poem with four words each, *** 16. The content is:

Every emperor is an emperor, every emperor is an emperor;

The grace of the two palaces, give up this and get the other.

The meaning of these four sentences is roughly:

If you meet the opportunity of the emperor, Wu Sangui can be the emperor; If we meet the chance of God, Wu Sangui will become God. Thanks to the kindness of these two palaces, he abandoned his original identity and status and achieved today's glory.

These four sentences imply that Wu Sangui will have extraordinary destiny and achievements in the future, and also express his concern and worry about his future and destiny. As a mysterious Taoist, Taoist Liu's prophecy and divination often have certain mystery and uncertainty.