I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che focuses on the Helishan region, recognizing its agricultural potential despite high development costs. He discusses a strategy involving southwestern barbarian troops to combat the Qiang issue, emphasizing the need for both cultural assimilation and military strength. Chancellor Chao Cuo is instructed to monitor the situation closely. Liu Che announces the upcoming 'Homestead Law,' allowing citizens to claim land, though it favors the elite. Amidst excitement in Chang'an, Shi Jian seeks to exploit potential copper mines, but his father, Shi Fen, reprimands him for coveting resources that rightfully belong to the Emperor.

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