I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The grand court assembly discussed the "Maritime Law," which alarmed many officials and nobles due to its provisions granting the Naval Office extensive authority over maritime activities, including smuggling interdiction and pirate pursuits. The law's passage seemed inevitable, as military influence in the court supported it, reflecting the Emperor's will. Despite concerns, no objections were raised during the discussions, leading to the law's legislative process being initiated. The enactment of the law would elevate the status of coastal residents and the fishing industry, creating potential economic benefits, though many officials felt distressed about the implications for their interests.

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