I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Qi contemplates the approval of an imperial examination system by his father, Liu De, despite concerns about its potential risks and the political climate. Liu De is eager to implement the system but acknowledges the challenges ahead, including the possibility of scandals. After receiving a thousand gold and an edict, he reflects on the importance of financial stability for maintaining a political group. Liu De understands that relying on his father for support is insufficient and considers alternative sources of income, including potential wealth from confiscated properties. He recognizes the need for a stable income to secure his position as Crown Prince.

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