I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Jianglu, aware of the potential downfall of the kingdom of Qi, reluctantly pleads for the Emperor's mercy, which grants his sons royal status. The Emperor, Liu Qi, grapples with the internal strife caused by feudal lords and his own ambitions, reflecting on past humiliations and the need for decisive action. Liu De, the young prince, cleverly avoids direct answers while advocating for a strategic reduction of vassal power, using historical lessons to illustrate his point. He emphasizes the necessity of change to prevent decline, likening the situation to a diseased tree that must be pruned for survival. The chapter ends with a call for support in voting for the author’s work.

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