I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che recognizes the Hui people's readiness for labor, aiming to suppress anti-Han forces and protect strategic points. He plans to avoid slavery's resurgence while developing the Han dynasty, opting for a 'labor dispatch' model to employ foreign labor without moral repercussions. This strategy allows the Han to utilize slaves from various nations under the guise of employment, thus distancing the dynasty from the stigma of slavery. Liu Che discusses this with allies, who eagerly agree to participate, seeing it as a chance to strengthen ties with the Han. The emperor's reforms extend to meals, enhancing the royal dining experience.

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