I Want to Be Emperor.

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The content discusses the political dynamics in the Han dynasty, focusing on Liu Che's authority and the Chief of Justice's limited power due to their low rank of 800 shi. The Emperor can make decisions without ministerial consultation, leading to a lack of resistance. The narrative highlights the significance of military headquarters and the potential rise of the Lord Commander, especially with the future appointment of a Tai Zi. Liu Che's plans to relocate immigrants to newly acquired territories face challenges due to the populace's reluctance to leave their homeland. Suggestions arise to relocate guilty officials and citizens as a solution to bolster the population in these areas.

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