I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The political landscape in Chang'an City shifts dramatically as the Tiger Ben Guards and Yulin Guards enforce strict regulations on grain trading, leading to unrest among the bureaucratic elite. Liu Che, understanding the delicate balance of power, issues an edict to appease the nobles by recognizing their contributions and offering new fiefdoms, despite the harsh conditions of the land. This move shifts the focus of the marquises from their grievances to the potential wealth of the new territories, igniting their ambition. Meanwhile, in Jiangdu, King Liu Yan delegates authority to experienced ministers to manage the relocation of populations, despite the challenges posed by the people's attachment to their homeland.

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