I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a court scene, Minister of Agriculture Zhong Cheng Xun pays respects to Liu Che, who observes the esteemed Da Nong Zhi Bu Yi. Despite Zhi Bu Yi's high moral standing, Liu Che questions his practical abilities. Zhi Bu Yi, a figure of the Huang-Lao school, is known for delegating responsibilities to capable individuals rather than taking direct action. The narrative highlights the importance of character over skill in politics. Minister Fan Xun raises concerns about Liu Che's taxation plans, warning that they may undermine ancestral laws protecting the people. This tension reflects the delicate balance between governance and the welfare of citizens.

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