I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the 9th year of Yuande, Emperor Liu Che prepares for the Grand Court Assembly, a significant annual event in the Great Han Empire. The assembly serves as a platform for the Emperor to meet with nobles, review administrative achievements, and discuss laws. Over the years, its duration has increased, reflecting its growing importance. The assembly is crucial for national legislation and policy-making, while the Shiqu Pavilion Conference focuses on academic discussions and praise for the Emperor. As Liu Che begins the assembly, he announces the completion of the "Calendar of the Primordial Beginning," marking a shift from the old Zhuanxu Calendar to a new system that will aid agricultural practices, although its precision may evolve over time.

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