I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che reflects on the effectiveness of Chen Xu's exaggerated propaganda to attract people to Huaihua, acknowledging that while the masses may see through lies, individual curiosity can lead them to seek the truth. Despite the potential of Huaihua to support a million people, the current population is insufficient for development. Liu Che considers spreading legends to entice settlers, recognizing that while many are hesitant to leave their homes, the allure of Huaihua's promised prosperity is strong. The tales and illustrations circulating in Guanzhong spark interest among the struggling tenant farmers, offering them hope for a better life through land reclamation opportunities in Huaihua.

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