I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Rong's mention of Su Fei incited anger among imperial concubines, recalling past grievances. Dou Tai Hou's resentment deepened, viewing Liu Rong's reference to Su Fei as blackmail. Liu Che, reflecting on past decisions, felt no guilt for Liu Rong's plight. The ministers accused Liu Rong of severe crimes against the deceased emperor's teachings, recommending punishment. The collective condemnation from royal princes intensified Liu Rong's fear of losing his status. Liu Che, while appearing benevolent, was caught in a political game, ultimately leading to Liu Rong's realization of his precarious position and the protection he had taken for granted.

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