I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, embodying a humble ruler, engaged with philosophers and vassal kings, emphasizing respect for talent. He honored General Chai Wen, acknowledging past injustices against the Chai brothers, whose contributions were significant in battles. Liu Che's reforms aimed to rehabilitate Chai Wu's legacy. The narrative also highlighted the promising future of Liu Che's eldest son, Liu Bingyi, who showed exceptional qualities, contrasting with his younger brother Liu Si. Meanwhile, Liu Che contemplated the future of governance and the potential evolution of the Shiqu Pavilion, uncertain if it would become a true parliamentary system or remain a mere facade for applause.

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