I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che awaits his father-in-law, Wei Wan, a respected figure in Han politics. Despite Wei Wan's good reputation, Liu Che sees him as unsuitable for the current political climate. Liu Che proposes Wei Wan take a position in Jiang Du, while Zhi Dou, a ruthless governor, is summoned back to the capital. Liu Che's decrees signal a shift in power dynamics, causing fear among the marquises. Zhi Dou's reputation for mercilessness leads to a climate of dread, especially with the expansion of the infamous Capital's Boat Prison. The marquises, aware of Zhi Dou's past, scramble to align themselves with the emperor to avoid his wrath.

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