Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. In Chapter 106, Emperor Cao Rui reflects on the advice he has received regarding lightening taxes and reducing labor for the common people, recognizing the importance of their well-being for the stability of the nation. Xia Hou Hui's assertion that heavy burdens have led the populace to become tenants for the wealthy resonates with him, highlighting the potential consequences of neglecting the common folk. Despite understanding the tax system's historical context and its relatively low rates, Cao Rui feels the weight of responsibility for the people's suffering. He contemplates the future of the Wei nobility and his need to adopt a suitable heir, as the lineage of Emperor Wen is dwindling. Ultimately, he considers whether to keep Xia Hou Hui in Luoyang to gain experience in court politics, given the defensive nature of the current military situation. .

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