I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, adorned in imperial regalia, ascends the throne amidst officials, feeling both powerful and insecure. He contemplates loyalty among his ministers as he issues a decree to honor his deceased father with a temple name, a move that stirs confusion and concern among officials due to strict posthumous title traditions. His actions aim to test allegiances, as he seeks to identify loyal supporters while minimizing political conflict. The ministers, aware of the implications of opposing his decree, remain silent, caught between their duties and the new emperor's demands. Liu Che's strategy cleverly navigates the complexities of loyalty and tradition, establishing his authority as he probes the court's true loyalties.

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