I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Wen Jin, the Chancellor, inspired by the Emperor Liu Che, proposed a horse lending policy to encourage horse breeding among the populace. He suggested that the state could lend horses similarly to how it lends fields, allowing citizens to raise horses while paying back a portion of the foals as interest. This policy initially thrived, leading to a surge in horse breeding. However, it later faced challenges due to excessive taxation and corruption, causing many to abandon horse breeding. Liu Che recognized Wen Jin's talent and encouraged him to take on more responsibilities, fostering a positive atmosphere in the court focused on reforming horse administration.

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