I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu De's grand scheme of deception regarding an unearthed cauldron was a success, lacking concrete evidence but expected to fool people for centuries. He reflected on past fabrications like the "Ancient Texts of Shangshu." Si Ma Ji Zhu, a respected scholar, reluctantly accepted Emperor Liu Qi's invitation, despite disdain for the ministers. Liu De recognized the sacrifices made by Si Ma Ji Zhu and planned to use the upcoming distribution of oxen in Hedong to benefit the common folk, learning from past experiences where resources favored the powerful. His determination to support the people of Hedong was clear as he strategized for political gain.

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