I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Xuan Room Palace, Liu Che, the Crown Prince, observes a court meeting where the Emperor and ministers discuss a significant event, the appearance of a comet, but fail to devise a response. Liu Che fears for his position and presents a well-crafted article to the Emperor, which resonates deeply with him. The article, reminiscent of Ban Gu's work, is praised by the ministers, who urge its proclamation to the public. They believe it highlights the legitimacy of the Han Dynasty and reassures the populace about their leadership. The ministers advocate for the text to be memorized by all officials, reflecting their anxiety over the dynasty's legacy and the potential for new challengers to arise.

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