I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

A wooden bird, used for weather observation, flutters in the wind as officials record its movements. Reports on weather conditions, crucial for agriculture in ancient China, are compiled and sent to military leaders. The Han dynasty's advancements in meteorology, including the use of Qi instruments, enhance their ability to predict weather, vital for military operations. The Mo Mansion, a sophisticated command center, coordinates logistics and supplies for the army, which now benefits from a prosperous sugar trade due to conquests in Nanyue. This trade supports the military's needs, showcasing the integration of agriculture and warfare in the Han dynasty.

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