I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

As summer unexpectedly arrives in the southeastern region, the land of Qi endures four days of intense heat, prompting officials and nobles to remain indoors while farmers toil outside. Discussions arise regarding the unrest in Qi, Lu, Wu, and Chu, regions historically resistant to central authority. Emperor Gao's decisions, including a grand burial for Tian Heng and appointing Liu Fei to oversee Linzi, are met with skepticism. The prophecy concerning the emperor's fate looms large, with fears of chaos if it fails. Amidst this, Dao Jian revels in the potential downfall of the current emperor, anticipating a return to local governance and chaos that would benefit him. The ruling class grows alarmed, realizing the critical nature of the relocation efforts for stability, as they reflect on the dire consequences of the emperor's potential failure.

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