I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Wu grapples with his mother's suggestion to become the Crown Prince's brother, igniting a desire for power amidst uncertainty. His thoughts are clouded by the allure of the throne, yet he recognizes the challenges posed by the Emperor and his sons. Meanwhile, Liu De expresses disdain for poetry, advocating for practical governance over artistic pursuits, highlighting the need for officials who prioritize the welfare of the people. He reflects on historical reforms, fearing the dominance of Confucianism could stifle diverse thoughts and hinder progress. Liu De aims to prevent the suppression of various schools of thought, believing that a balance is essential for the nation's advancement.

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