I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Unending Palace's Proclamation Hall, Emperor Liu Che reflects on his month-long satisfaction with the hall's restoration. He emphasizes the significance of the "heavenly mandate," asserting his unique authority to interpret it. Liu Che recalls his early reign, now confident in his power. He instructs Chao Cuo to review reports from counties and select officials for duty, aiming to strengthen governance. The Grand Office's crucial role in the empire's finances and administration is highlighted, with Liu Che contemplating reforms but ultimately deciding to maintain its stability for the sake of the empire's functioning. Ministers support the appointment of Tao Hou as Minister of Finance, aligning with Liu Che's intentions.

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