I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

As autumn arrives, Liu Che, now in a position of power, takes decisive action to ensure fair grain collection and tax payments, addressing past bureaucratic exploitation of farmers. With a promising harvest report, he plans to improve water conservancy in impoverished areas, recognizing the importance of nourishing the population for future stability. Despite challenges in the Baoxie Road project and the high costs of waterwheel technology, Liu Che prioritizes the welfare of Guanzhong, aiming to teach craftsmen to manufacture waterwheels. He understands the need for investment to support farmers, as their well-being is crucial for the Han Dynasty's strength.

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