I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Wen Jin, encouraged by Emperor Liu Che, proposed a horse lending policy to enhance horse breeding among the people, drawing parallels to the state's successful land lending practices. He suggested that the government could lend horses to citizens, requiring a return of one-tenth of the foals as interest. This innovative idea initially led to a prosperous period for horse breeding, but later mismanagement and excessive taxation turned it into a burden, causing widespread bankruptcy. Liu Che recognized Wen Jin's talent and encouraged him to take on more responsibilities, fostering a supportive atmosphere in the court focused on reforming horse administration.

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