I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che implemented plans for Shanglin Garden, a vast estate crucial for the Han Dynasty, accommodating nearly 100,000 displaced farmers. The garden served as a refuge during disasters and a source of income for the treasury. Liu Che aimed to invest in waterwheels to enhance irrigation and productivity, despite the initial costs. He believed this investment would lead to increased grain output and technological progress, benefiting the nation. Cen Mai, initially hesitant, recognized the potential of the waterwheel project, understanding its historical significance and the emperor's vision for social development and national strength.

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