I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In this narrative, Liu De reflects on the unexpected role of Prince Liu Jianglu in setting imperial examination questions, a deviation from history where Liu Jianglu was a forgotten figure. As Liu Jianglu grapples with the implications of his position, he poses a challenging question about the court's decision to reduce the power of feudal lords, forcing the Son of Heaven, Liu Qi, into a difficult position. The question ignites tension in the hall, revealing the precarious balance of power and the complexities of loyalty among the princes. Liu De's calm response amidst the chaos highlights the political maneuvering at play, while the narrative also touches on cultural reflections and personal anecdotes, adding depth to the historical context.

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