I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In September, amidst a bustling courtyard in Siyan, Liu Che examined a list of 84 power holders in Guanzhong, noting the dominance of families like Tian and Du. He reflected on the region's wealth and the hidden oligarchs behind the scenes, including the Wei and Wu Yan families. Zhang Tang, a Legalist, expressed disdain for merchants, yet Liu Che recognized the intricate political ties between merchants and power. Despite Zhang Tang's connections to the Tian family, Liu Che remained cautious, understanding the complexities of their influence. He resolved to navigate these political waters carefully, aware that the balance of power was precarious and often dictated by wealth.

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