I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Peace Hall of Ganquan Palace, Liu Che observes the envoys from Minyue and Nanyue, who are submissively kneeling before him. Despite their apparent obedience, Liu Che remains wary, suspecting deceit behind their sudden compliance. He questions their rulers' health and intentions, realizing their humility masks fear of the Han dynasty's power. Liu Che contemplates the strategic advantage this presents, recognizing the potential for manipulation. He decides against immediate military action, preferring to maintain a façade of diplomacy while subtly asserting his dominance, warning that loyalty is essential to avoid the Han's wrath.

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