I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the Crown Prince, grapples with the burdens of leadership, realizing that personal feelings must be secondary to his ambitions for peace and an immortal empire. He reflects on the ruthlessness required of a ruler, contrasting his approach with that of more benevolent leaders like Hui Di. As he prepares for a military campaign alongside his father, he acknowledges the complexities of power dynamics and the importance of perception in leadership. The army is ready, but Liu Che understands the reality of military strength, knowing that true combat-ready forces are often fewer than claimed. The chapter concludes with the Emperor introducing a 'divine weapon' created by Liu Che, hinting at its potential impact on the upcoming battle.

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