I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Emperor's ministers, fearful of his wrath, anxiously retrieved a memorial discarded by Liu Che. The document, authored by Qi Wang, controversially suggested forming alliances through marriage instead of waging costly wars against the Xiongnu. This proposal, seen as treasonous, alarmed the officials, who recognized the potential threat to their ambitions. Meanwhile, Dou Guang Guo, reflecting on the implications of the memorial, feared for his family's future, recalling the downfall of the Lu family. He believed Dou Ying's actions could provoke the ire of powerful vassals, risking the Dou clan's survival. As Liu Che contemplated the situation, he remained unfazed by Qi Wang's audacity, indicating a brewing storm in the court.

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