I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the emperor, is depicted in a tender moment with his eldest daughter, Tao Tao, while managing state affairs. As he reviews reports, Tao Tao's playful antics highlight his affection for her, reflecting a familial bond amidst his responsibilities. Liu Che's parenting philosophy emphasizes nurturing daughters with care and preparing sons for leadership. Despite the joys of fatherhood, he grapples with the demands of his role, often missing precious time with his children. An urgent state matter interrupts this bliss, showcasing the balance he must maintain between family and duty, illustrating the complexities of his reign and personal life.

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