I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In June, Liu Che retreated to Izumiyama to escape the heat, reflecting on Liu Biguang's suicide and the downfall of corrupt officials. He ordered severe punishments for guilty bureaucrats, aiming to clear positions for examinees amidst growing employment concerns. Liu Che decided to spare the King of Qi and the King of Jiaodong due to their past support and usefulness, while consolidating power by revoking appointment rights of officials for most princes. He remained wary of the economic power of Qi State, aware of his brothers' ambitions. Liu Che also maintained a habit of listening to reports from the Embroidered Uniform Guard to stay informed about the people's concerns, recognizing the importance of understanding the nation beyond palace walls.

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