I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the Crown Prince, contemplates the political implications of Chao Cuo's request, weighing the potential risks of handing over a woman related to him against the political legacy he might inherit. Chao Cuo's father, who has arrived in the capital, may have a significant role in this dilemma. Liu Che recalls the tragic events of Chao Cuo's past, including his father's suicide, which led to reckless political decisions that incited rebellion. He suspects that the chaos may have been orchestrated by King Liu Pi of Wu, who has a history of opposing the central government. Liu Che realizes the complexity of the situation, recognizing the potential consequences for both himself and the Han dynasty.

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