I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che's governance has led to significant economic growth in Xinhua City, which has become self-sufficient and is now expanding its military from 2,000 to over 20,000 troops. The reduction in military expenses and increased tax revenue has allowed for infrastructure development. Liu Che demands financial contributions from local kings, framing it as a test of loyalty to the Great Han. The potential for land grants and benefits motivates these lords, particularly Han Wang Qi Zhun, who sees opportunities in slave trade and cultivation. Meanwhile, concerns about the future of Korea under the Han Empire loom, prompting leaders to seek sustainable development and secure legacies for their descendants.

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