Wu Sangui was a founding hero of the Qing Dynasty, but he was also a traitor of the Ming Dynasty. He was once hated by many Han Chinese because he led the Qing Dynasty into the customs and later personally destroyed Nanming. In this case, he gave himself a face under the banner of anti-Qing and regaining sight. Even a person who really wants to clear up the Qing Dynasty and regain his sight can hardly trust him, so he has to start over and create a new dynasty.
Historically, people spoke highly of the Zhou Dynasty, because people paid attention to the enfeoffment system at that time, and what Wu Sangui lacked most was allies. Wu Sangui made a good calculation, thinking that he could summon the governors to crusade against the Qing Dynasty, but the reality was that those forces opposed to the Qing Dynasty were not particularly strong and had no great ambitions. Besides, Wu Sangui has no advantage, so they don't like Wu Sangui.
As the king at that time, Wu Sangui's fiefs were all in the south, while the north was heavily fortified by the Qing Dynasty. Since ancient times, it has been difficult to unify the whole country from south to north. It is because of the high terrain in the north that Ma Pingchuan's northern and southern cavalry can attack and retreat, but Wu Sangui did not really unify the south and was not an opponent of Manchu for a long time.