I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the first winter snow, Liu Che celebrates the birth of his second prince, Liu Si, named for his hoped-for tolerance and diligence. Despite the joy, ministers pressure Liu Che to establish an heir, fearing instability without one. Historical precedents highlight the importance of a designated successor, as seen in the fall of the Qin dynasty due to a lack of an heir. Liu Che, cautious and discerning, postpones the decision, focusing on training his eldest son, Liu Bingyi. Meanwhile, he inspects a newly developed pedal-operated lathe, marking a significant technological advancement for the Han dynasty, hinting at the dawn of industry.

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