I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che faced a significant backlash from Legalist ministers after a controversial incident, with numerous memorials flooding his desk. Chao Cuo's memorial, which criticized Confucian scholars for their ties to a bandit, amused Liu Che. He reflected on the historical failures of Confucian scholars, noting that many were ineffective or corrupt. Despite recognizing some true heroes among them, he believed that Confucianism required stricter management. Liu Che's disdain for Confucians grew as he questioned their loyalty and usefulness, leading to a chilling realization among Confucian factions about their precarious position in the emperor's favor.

Full content