I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che confronts Xu Wei about the exploitation of the people of Chang'an, highlighting the unjust debt collection practices and the collusion between bureaucrats, merchants, and nobles. He emphasizes the plight of Yang Wei's family and the broader suffering of the lower-class citizens, who are being driven into bankruptcy through high-interest loans and unfair taxes. Liu Che recognizes the need for a leader to rally the common folk against their oppressors. As the crowd begins to support Liu Che, an official arrives, threatening them and dismissing their grievances, showcasing the corruption and fear that stifles justice in Chang'an.

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