I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Zhao Tuo, the King of Nanyue, pays his respects to Liu Che, the Son of Heaven, at the court. Despite the formalities, Zhao Tuo feels the Han dynasty's dominance over Nanyue. Liu Che acknowledges Zhao Tuo's past contributions and posthumously honors two Qin generals, Tu Sui and Ren Xiao, enhancing Zhao Tuo's respect for him. Liu Che emphasizes the importance of military achievements over internal conflicts, advocating for recognition of loyal ministers. The next day, Zhao Tuo reflects on Liu Che's words at the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, noting the efforts to honor past dynasties.

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