I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu De expresses concern for Zhao Hu, who is returning home due to his grandfather's declining health. Liu De suspects ulterior motives from Zhao Tuo, Zhao Hu's grandfather, linking him to past treachery. Despite his anger, Liu De supports Zhao Hu, offering him gold for travel and a scroll of the Analects, which Zhao Hu cherishes. They discuss the possibility of Zhao Hu becoming King of Yue and returning to Chang'an, which would solidify Nanyue's allegiance to the Han dynasty. Liu De appreciates Zhao Hu's loyalty and plans to invite him to a lecture, recognizing the value of Confucianism in unifying the regions. The chapter concludes with a personal note from the author about a domestic dispute.

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