I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a tense discussion, Chao Cuo and Liu De debate the loyalty of feudal lords to the Han dynasty amidst concerns of rebellion. Chao Cuo's plan to reduce fiefdoms is criticized for its broad scope, risking backlash from multiple kingdoms. Liu De proposes a strategy to appease the kings of Qi and Zhao by honoring their ancestors and appointing a royal family member to oversee their armies, thereby preventing potential uprisings. His suggestions are well-received, highlighting the delicate balance of power and the need for careful governance to maintain stability within the empire.

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