I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Ning Cheng, a cunning and ambitious figure, meets Liu De, who is wary of his insatiable greed and ruthless methods. Despite his disdain for Ning Cheng, Liu De recognizes the need for such a character to manage powerful clans and maintain order. Ning Cheng's straightforward approach to governance—eliminating threats—aligns with Legalist principles, impressing Liu De. He appoints Ning Cheng as assistant minister, foreseeing his utility in upcoming challenges. Meanwhile, Zhu Fu Yan, another official, expresses concerns about feudal lords' lawlessness, prompting Liu De to assign him tasks related to planning and organization, crucial for his political strategy of supporting smaller enterprises while combating monopolies.

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