I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Zhang Tang, holding a white paper from the Son of Heaven, contemplates the impending political reforms in Nanyang. Despite his loyal steward Tian Yuan, Zhang Tang is aware of the risks involved, recalling historical figures like Shang Yang and Wu Qi who faced dire consequences for similar reforms. As he prepares to implement a new political system, he recognizes the potential for both success and failure. Meanwhile, Liu Che reflects on the broader implications of these policies, which, if successful, could transform the Han Empire. With a booming population and advancements in agriculture, the Han faces the challenge of accommodating millions of newborns, ensuring their future prosperity.

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