I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che emphasizes the significance of the You Zhi class, or township officials, as the backbone of the Great Han Empire's governance. He aims to strengthen grassroots control to prevent corruption and improve local administration. Liu Che proposes a system allowing local officials to be elected from a set of candidates chosen by the county, ensuring accountability and public participation. This system aims to balance power between officials and citizens while preventing local tyrants from exploiting their authority. The initiative reflects Liu Che's commitment to effective governance and the welfare of the people, highlighting the critical role of local officials in maintaining societal stability.

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