I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Great Han-Xiongnu War is imminent, prompting Liu Che to dispatch envoys to gather support and thin enemy forces. The Han Dynasty's financial situation is precarious, with reserves only sufficient for three years of war without additional taxes. Liu Che plans to generate revenue through commercial taxes and the introduction of celadon porcelain. Despite the challenges of copper mining, he attempts to circulate gold coins, but public reluctance hinders this effort. Liu Che is frustrated by merchants hoarding gold instead of using it, complicating his financial strategies. He seeks to educate them on the importance of circulation to stabilize the economy.

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