I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che reflects on past warnings of impending disaster, recalling a time when he and Minister Ji An vowed to help the people. Recent years have seen numerous regional calamities, including droughts and severe hailstorms, prompting officials to prioritize water conservancy projects. Despite the Han Dynasty's agricultural advancements, Liu Che is wary of the discontent brewing among the workforce in workshops, fearing potential uprisings reminiscent of historical revolts. As nobles discreetly observe the workshops, the arrival of a cavalry signals escalating tensions. Liu Che decides to step back, aiming to manage the situation without drawing attention from higher authorities.

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