I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the emperor, prioritizes state affairs over personal relationships, emphasizing the need for effective governance. He plans to mint one million gold five-zhu coins as rewards for soldiers, addressing the critical shortage of copper coins in circulation. Despite the challenges, he aims to ensure the coins' quality and prevent exploitation by unscrupulous merchants. Liu Che insists on minting at least 95 coins per jin of gold to maintain economic stability. He also prepares to celebrate a military victory with a banquet for his ministers, showcasing his leadership and commitment to the Han Dynasty's financial system.

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