I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The settlement and relocation of immigrants was discussed for three days, resulting in specific regulations prepared by Liu Che's think tank, Lan Tai. They conducted extensive surveys in Liaodong County, Xinhua, and Korea, gathering over 100,000 words of geographical data and maps. Liu Che returned to Chang'an to preside over a court meeting, where he would finalize decisions based on previous debates. Despite the appearance of democracy, the emperor's will ultimately dictated outcomes. After a closed-door meeting with Chancellor Zhou Yafu and Imperial Censor Chao Cuo, Liu Che prepared to hold a significant court meeting at Chengming Hall, emphasizing the importance of the "Edict on Assisting the People" and its relevance to current governance. He aimed to reinforce the principles of good governance and ensure officials prioritize the welfare of the people.

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