I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The narrative follows Liu Che as he leads a ceremonial ancestral worship at the Gao Temple, highlighting the importance of ancestral rites in the Han dynasty as a political tool. The emperor discovers that the gold offerings from vassal lords are often substandard, reflecting a decline in respect for imperial authority. Liu Che recognizes the need to address this issue, particularly focusing on Zhuang Wu Hou Song Chang, who has become complacent and corrupt. Liu Che plans to impeach him to reclaim the gold offerings, understanding that maintaining a strong gold reserve is crucial for his reign. The chapter concludes with a birthday wish for Liu Che's wife.

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