I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che observes the surprising alliance between two historically feuding families, the Wangs and Dings, as they advocate for the revival of the military merit nobility land system. This shift indicates a resurgence of Legalist principles, previously shunned, now embraced by the marquises. They propose relocating criminal officials and civilians to strengthen borders, reflecting a significant political change. The marquises, driven by competition and the desire for resources, are eager to develop their barren lands, leading to a potential push for war to acquire labor. Liu Che, recognizing the implications, reluctantly agrees to their demands, signaling a pivotal moment in governance.

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