I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che appoints Zhang Tang and Yan Yi to oversee document organization and financial reporting in the Eastern Palace, granting them significant, albeit limited, power akin to a miniature Chancellor's Office. They are tasked with reviewing and supervising, but lack decision-making authority. Liu Che emphasizes the importance of balance in governance, reflecting on past abuses of power by Chancellors. He establishes a three-department system for separation of powers, with Ju Meng designated to execute orders. Ju Meng feels pressure due to his lack of formal education but is determined to succeed, motivated by a commitment to his responsibilities.

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