I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the emperor, has delegated most of the Imperial Academy's affairs to civil officials and PhDs, focusing instead on longevity and health. He is preparing for the Martial Academy, confirming 321 students, ensuring talented individuals are prioritized. Liu Che emphasizes the importance of military education, overseeing the creation of significant military texts. He seeks the missing second volume of Han Xin's 'Huaiyin's Military Book,' a historical mystery, while honoring past generals, including those labeled as traitors. Despite his inquiries, the lords remain silent, reflecting the complexities of historical legacies and the preservation of military wisdom for future generations.

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