I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che remains unfazed by Liu Rong's immature remarks about Zhao You Wang, viewing them as foolish. He suggests discreetly reporting Zhao Wang's crimes to royal elders, emphasizing the need for a collective decision to avoid accusations of collusion. This aligns with historical practices in the Han dynasty, where public perception was prioritized. Emperor Liu Qi appreciates Liu Che's cleverness, especially his proposal to involve Yan Wang, who is preoccupied with succession issues. Meanwhile, Liu Rong realizes his blunder and blames Liu Che for not guiding him. The emperor, feeling fatigued, dismisses the princes to rest, signaling a shift in focus.

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