I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, the emperor, reflects on a failed hunt and the need for noble ministers to engage in military service to cultivate talent. He learns of his uncle Xin Hou Wei's fraudulent activities involving forged edicts to embezzle state funds. Despite familial ties, Liu Che decides to handle the situation impartially, ordering severe punishments for the corrupt officials involved while sparing his uncle from harsher consequences. He recognizes the importance of balancing the interests of the elite and common people to prevent social unrest and the decline of the Han dynasty. Liu Che's approach emphasizes the need for integrity in governance and the elimination of corruption to maintain stability.

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