I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che has been preparing for grassroots reform in the Han Dynasty, trialing a new election system that has shown positive results in rural areas. This initiative has highlighted a desire for local autonomy among civilians and scholars. Liu Che's credibility is strong due to his consistent promises, including maintaining tax levels. However, he recognizes the potential threat posed by local gentry and powerful families, who could undermine national laws. To counter this, he aims to integrate these families into the system, ensuring their loyalty and preventing them from becoming adversaries. Liu Che understands that merely relying on existing laws and fief systems is insufficient, as the power of these families has grown over time. He is determined to find a solution to guide them for the stability and prosperity of the Han Dynasty.

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