I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Ji An is astonished by Yu Yi's remarkable growth over six years, recognizing it as a model for the Han Dynasty. Liu Che, initially skeptical of Mo Jia's idealism, is surprised by their success in increasing households and improving agricultural output. Yu Yi's transformation from deficit to self-sufficiency is highlighted, with significant increases in livestock and land quality. This success is attributed to foreign war dividends, allowing for agricultural advancements. Liu Che emphasizes the importance of military success in securing resources for farming, dismissing concerns of reckless expansion. The chapter concludes with Liu Che's strategic vision for future agricultural development.

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