I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che praises Liu She for overseeing the successful printing of numerous important texts from the Imperial Academy, including classics like 'Lüshi Chunqiu' and 'Dao De Jing.' Liu Che rewards the craftsmen for their hard work with promotions and exemptions from labor and taxes. Meanwhile, academic factions vie for influence, with Dong Zhong Shu contemplating strategies against the Gongyang faction, which could delay their projects. The various Confucian and Legalist schools face internal conflicts over leadership and priorities, while Liu Che delegates decision-making power to the Empress Dowagers. The chapter concludes with a note on the author's prolific writing.

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