I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the emperor, asserts his role as a benevolent ruler, emphasizing the importance of compassion for all subjects, including the marginalized 'Ghostly Firewood Gatherers' and 'City Pounders.' He invokes his ancestor's wisdom to advocate for their rehabilitation rather than punishment, garnering unanimous support from ministers. Dou Ying, who opposed the emperor's decree, is left humiliated and powerless. Liu Che's strategy not only aims to uplift these laborers but also prepares for the future textile industry, ensuring a loyal workforce. By granting them a chance for redemption, he cleverly consolidates power and lays the groundwork for economic growth, while also addressing Dou Ying's shortcomings in governance.

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