I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The King of Loufan nervously enters the grand hall, kneeling before Liu Che, who coldly observes his submission. Liu Che grants him the title of Marquis of Loufan, allowing him to command his cavalry, which surprises the King. Liu Che contemplates the strategic importance of integrating nomadic tribes into the Han dynasty, aiming to settle them for better control and economic cooperation. He believes that settling these tribes will eliminate threats and transform them into loyal subjects. By providing property and personal freedom, Liu Che hopes to prevent rebellion and ensure loyalty, as seen with the Aoi people, who prospered under Han influence.

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