I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che convenes a meeting to discuss the allocation of the newly acquired Munan region, emphasizing its strategic importance for the Han dynasty. He proposes that lake clusters become fiefdoms for marquises, aiming to control the grasslands. Despite reluctance from the nobles, who prefer their fertile lands, Liu Che insists on relocation by March next year. He also seeks Chancellor Zhou Yafu's leadership in this endeavor. Liu Che reflects on historical strategies for controlling grasslands, dismissing oppressive methods and the use of religion, opting instead for a more integrated approach to governance.

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