I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che announces the minting of one million five-zhu gold coins as rewards for the army after the war, causing excitement among ministers and nobles. While the rewards seem generous, they are strategically manipulated, allowing Liu Che to retain a significant portion for himself. He plans to convert war spoils into cash, offering soldiers options like land or money, while quietly deducting bonuses. Liu Che is aware of potential corruption among civil officials and has assembled a team to ensure fair distribution of rewards. He anticipates economic prosperity post-war, but worries about the cycle of conflict it may create, especially with the Xiongnu.

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