I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che entered the Grand Ceremony at Shiqu Pavilion, surrounded by aides and princes, witnessing a majestic display of ancient rites, music, and dance. Despite the collapse of traditional rituals, he felt no need for extensive reforms. He honored his uncle, Liu Wu, for his contributions to the state, emphasizing respect and wisdom in governance. The ceremony showcased a meticulously arranged venue, divided for officials and nobles, ensuring order and participation. The event included academic discussions, allowing various schools to present ideas without interruption, reflecting Liu Che's disdain for silencing weaker voices.

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