I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che confronted his ministers, expressing frustration over their incompetence and fear. He noted a corrupt trend in the Han dynasty's court where ministers avoided responsibility to protect their positions. Citing historical precedents, he dismissed several high-ranking officials who failed to assist him, signaling a shift in power. As the old guard exited, Liu Che appointed capable new ministers, demonstrating his authority and intent to reform the administration. The remaining officials, now aware of his decisiveness, were compelled to engage actively in governance, fearing further dismissals. Liu Che's actions marked a significant transformation in the court's dynamics.

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