I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Chao Cuo, a talented writer and Imperial Censor, is recognized by Liu Che for his insightful memorials, which remain relevant even decades later. Despite facing threats to his life for his outspoken critiques of officials and the Emperor, Liu Che protects him. Liu Che empowers Chao Cuo to combat corruption, emphasizing the need for decisive action against treacherous officials. Chao Cuo expresses concerns about the Eastern Palace's influence, but Liu Che assures him of his support. The morning assembly reveals Liu Che's plans for integrating Nan Yue into the Han Dynasty, establishing control over its laws and governance while allowing some autonomy. This strategic move aims to strengthen ties between Nan Yue and China, ensuring a gradual fusion of cultures and systems.

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