I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Xu Jiu faces a historical financial crisis in China, particularly regarding copper shortages for minting coins. Despite significant copper mining, the supply remains stagnant while demand surges. The Emperor's strategies to reclaim old coins and mint new ones have not alleviated the economic strain. Xu Jiu, aware of the corruption linked to these efforts, fears for his position. Wu Bei, the new governor, contrasts with his predecessor by prioritizing financial stability to enrich the people. Wu Bei understands the power of money in governance, believing that wealth is essential for prosperity and influence, which drives his ambitions in the political landscape.

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