I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che learns of the dire state of the Wusun people, now reduced to less than 2,000 individuals, with few women left, jeopardizing their existence. However, their horse breeding skills are crucial for the Han Dynasty. Liu Che also considers the potential wealth from whaling, prompted by previous successes, and decides to encourage it while regulating the industry through a tax system. He issues an edict to control whaling activities, ensuring that the tower ship fleet oversees operations and collects taxes, while repurposing old ships for whaling. This strategy aims to bolster the economy and maintain the fleet's relevance.

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