I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The bureaucratic nobility's weaknesses are exposed as Liu Che gains the moral high ground, with ministers aligning themselves to avoid losing their positions. Despite some officials' dissatisfaction, many rush to flatter the Emperor, fearing repercussions. The loyalty of the majority shifts, leaving only a few hardliners who face severe consequences. The Grand Historian, Chao Cuo, relishes the potential downfall of disloyal officials, while marquises worry about their exploitation of commoners. The atmosphere is tense as the political landscape shifts, highlighting the precariousness of power and loyalty within the court.

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