I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The narrative focuses on Liu Che's governance during China's harvest season, emphasizing his efforts to protect farmers from exploitation by establishing inspection teams in Guanzhong. Despite indifference from the court and nobility, Liu Che's strategic decisions aim to consolidate his authority. He meets young scholars Wu Bei, Jin Chang, and Zuo Wu, appointing them to roles that could elevate them to significant positions. The sudden downfall of the Wusun tribe shifts Liu Che's focus, as the Xiongnu emerge as a dominant force in the region. This development necessitates an urgent reassessment of military strategies against the Xiongnu, highlighting the precarious political landscape and the need for readiness in the Han dynasty.

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