I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

After the court meeting, Liu Che reluctantly informed Chancellor Zhou Yafu about his impending retirement due to term limits. Zhou Yafu, who had served faithfully for eight years, understood the necessity of a smooth transition and began preparing for his resignation. Despite his bitterness at relinquishing power, he expressed loyalty to Liu Che. The Emperor, recognizing Zhou Yafu's contributions to the Han dynasty's stability and expansion, sought his recommendation for a successor at the Wuyuan Academy. Zhou Yafu suggested several candidates, including his son-in-law, Yi Zong, but Liu Che hesitated, fearing Yi Zong's youth might hinder his effectiveness. Ultimately, the conversation highlighted the complexities of power, loyalty, and succession in the imperial court.

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