I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che contemplates his father's intentions regarding the selection of court officials, realizing he may be used to eliminate a candidate. He identifies potential targets among the ministers, ultimately concluding that Feng Tang is the most likely to be dismissed due to his age and political maneuvering. Liu Che praises the virtues of various officials, subtly hinting at their flaws, particularly Zhang Wu, who feels the weight of his corrupt past. This strategic flattery serves to navigate the treacherous political landscape while ensuring his father's favor and maintaining stability in the court.

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