I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che acknowledges the political realities of the royal family, viewing transactions as commonplace. Chao Cuo, understanding the importance of palace connections, prepares to summon Yang Zhong Cheng to assist Liu Che. The role of the Imperial Censor, as explained, involves supporting the emperor and managing governance evaluations, rather than merely overseeing censors. Yang Fen, the censor-in-chief, confidently assures Liu Che he will handle his concerns, highlighting the Han government's extensive control in Guanzhong. This control allows for swift action through official documents, ensuring compliance from local officials.

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