I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che is faced with two significant governance challenges: the unrest in the Jinan Kingdom and the case involving Liu Bi Guang. He contemplates the implications of his decisions, understanding that neither the royal family nor the bureaucrats can be fully satisfied. He prioritizes the people's welfare, believing that their support is crucial for his authority. Liu Che decides to issue an edict against Liu Bi Guang for his oppressive actions, knowing that enforcing the law could provoke backlash from powerful families. However, he is determined to uphold justice, recognizing the importance of loyalty and integrity among officials. The Imperial Censorate expresses their commitment to investigate the situation, showcasing their dedication to the law. Liu Che acknowledges the bravery of officials willing to sacrifice for their principles, but he realizes that Liu Bi Guang's punishment is essential to deter corruption and protect the future of the state.

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