I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In Shanglin Park's Ink Garden, Liu Che celebrated the creation of the world's first oil press, a significant innovation that ended reliance on animal fats. Despite its primitive design, it transformed soybeans into valuable oil and cakes, generating potential revenue for the Han government. Liu Che planned to produce 300 oil presses, prioritizing military supply, ensuring soldiers felt the Emperor's favor. He remained vigilant against potential uprisings, particularly from royal family members. Liu Che also arranged to meet relatives of the state, emphasizing protocol and family reunions. This chapter highlights Liu Che's strategic foresight and political maneuvering.

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