I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The narrative unfolds in Chang'an, where public notices, now made of cheap paper, announce national policies and laws. The Liu regime emphasizes explaining these changes to the populace, fostering a sense of involvement. A new decree calls for renowned scholars to gather at the Shiqu Pavilion, prompting public admiration for the emperor's wisdom. However, the announcement of Yuan Gu Sheng's name incites outrage due to past grievances, leading to a surge of accusations against him. Despite his innocence, Yuan feels compelled to request leave from the emperor, highlighting the volatile nature of public opinion and the challenges faced by those in the political arena.

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