I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the aftermath of Liu Che's ascension, the Great Han's rulers and ministers focused on establishing new ceremonial protocols for the Stone Canal Pavilion meeting, highlighting the importance of rituals and order. Liu Che, however, adopted a hands-off approach, allowing ministers to debate and decide, which fostered morale and a sense of ownership among them. Despite the ceremony's insignificance, it was treated as a matter of national importance. Meanwhile, Liu Che's patience was tested when a Xiongnu envoy attempted to embarrass him, prompting him to appoint Zhufu Yan as his envoy to negotiate, drawing inspiration from historical diplomats like Zhang Yi. This strategic delegation showcased Liu Che's wisdom in governance.

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