I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the Crown Prince, reflects on the confiscation of properties from six merchant families, totaling over 1,000 qing of land and vast wealth. He acknowledges the harsh measures taken against the Du family and others, realizing that the real oligarchs remain untouched. Instead of granting freedom to confiscated slaves, he decides to teach them farming skills and provide minimal support to ensure their survival. Liu Che plans to allocate the seized land to landless farmers, understanding the significance of land distribution in gaining political prestige. He entrusts Ju Meng with this crucial task, aware of its historical importance and potential pitfalls.

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