I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Zhang Ji, known for his stubbornness, held the significant role of Imperial Censor in the Han Dynasty, a position fraught with peril and often leading to tragic ends for its holders. Despite the risks, Imperial Censors upheld their duty to oppose the emperor when necessary, guided by the principles of justice rather than baseless accusations. Zhang Ji faced the daunting task of confronting Emperor Liu Che over a potential error in an edict, fearing for his own safety yet driven by a commitment to truth. In the court, he expressed his dissent, knowing that failing to do so could be seen as treachery. The dynamics of power in the Han court demanded that he voice his objections, as any silence could lead to dire consequences for his integrity and position.

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