I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che reflects on the appointment of the Grand Coachman, realizing it requires someone knowledgeable in horse administration. He chooses Fen Yin Marquis Zhou Zuo Che, not due to his qualifications, but because he is a loyal supporter. Zhou Zuo Che's role is largely ceremonial, yet he quickly promotes his retainers to key positions while Zhu Qiang manages external affairs. Meanwhile, the Xiongnu envoy resigns, and Liu Che approves it, confident in the stability of the Han Dynasty. A report about the Wu Heng tribe seeking to ally with the Han catches Liu Che's attention, indicating their fear of the Xiongnu and a desire for protection, highlighting the dynamics of power and submission among smaller tribes.

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