I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, relieved after settling matters regarding the Imperial Medical Bureau, appointed Shi Rang as Chief Imperial Physician, with Ti Ying assisting. Urgency surrounded the completion of a marriage before Chunyu Yi's death. Liu Che handed Ti Ying a significant document titled "Great Physician's Sincerity," which would elevate her father's status in medicine. Despite Liu Che's lack of formal medical training, he had absorbed essential medical ethics. He aimed to establish a medical ethics system to combat quackery and ensure basic standards for grassroots doctors. Liu Che's policies had already improved healthcare, but the rise of impostors posed a serious threat. He planned to require all doctors to memorize "Great Physician's Sincerity" to practice medicine, fostering accountability and ethical standards. Later, he addressed Ji Xin, a former chivalrous leader, to resolve his situation, recognizing the need for stability in his rule.

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