I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a narrative filled with contrasting emotions, Dou Peng Zu appears distressed while Han Ying and fellow scholars revel in newfound power, oblivious to the bureaucratic backlash they incite. Historically, scholars like Wang Mang have pursued ideals without regard for reality, leading to tragic outcomes. The Confucians, celebrating their influence over national rituals, fail to recognize the resentment brewing among ministers who feel their prestigious titles have been diminished. As scholars boast of their victories, Liu Che manipulates the situation, knowing they will stubbornly defend their decisions, even if disastrous. This dynamic showcases the fragility of ambition in the face of reality.

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