I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu She completed a reform plan for the weaving chambers, presenting it to Emperor Liu Che, who found it impractical. He recognized the historical significance of the chambers and the potential for future expansion in cotton production. Liu Che valued Liu She's loyalty but saw him as a mere pawn. He suggested term limits for ministers to prevent power consolidation, which Liu She eagerly supported, hoping to advance his own position. Liu Che also asked Liu She to propose reforms to flogging punishments, emphasizing education over harm. Liu Che realized he couldn't rely on Liu She for substantial support, needing a more capable leader for the Ministry of Finance.

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