I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Grand Academy, the pinnacle of education in the nation, features a statue of Zhou Gong, a revered figure in Chinese culture. Liu Che, the emperor, shows deep respect for Zhou Gong, elevating his status above even Confucius. Liu Che inspects the academy, ensuring students and PhDs receive the best conditions, which earns him their gratitude. The PhDs, enjoying privileges and stability, support Liu Che, viewing him as a benefactor. As Liu Che hosts a banquet with officials and scholars, tensions rise among Confucian and Legalist leaders, who fear his intentions may threaten their ideologies. The gathering reflects the intertwining of academia and governance, with the emperor's favor crucial for their status.

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