I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Yuan Ang, reflecting on his experiences at the shipyard, decides to write a letter to his son in Chang'an, urging him to sell family properties to gather 5,000 gold for renting a whaling ship. He recognizes the potential of the whaling industry and fears missing out on future opportunities. Despite his disdain for unjust wars, he pushes his family towards involvement in them. Meanwhile, he writes a personal letter to Chancellor Zhou Yafu, expressing his intentions. In a parallel narrative, Liu Che contemplates the historical implications of imperial ceremonies, drawing parallels between past emperors and current power dynamics. Both characters navigate the complexities of ambition and loyalty in a shifting political landscape.

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