I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Si Ma Ji Zhu, a reclusive figure during the Han dynasty, consistently declined official positions despite high offers from Emperor Liu Che, who sought to recruit renowned scholars. Si Ma Ji Zhu preferred a carefree life over political entanglements. Liu Che's reforms aimed to utilize scholars for theoretical work rather than power, leading many to accept PhD titles without real influence. However, Liu Che recognized the chaos in the mystic world and sought Si Ma Ji Zhu's help to restore order. Despite Liu Che's enticing offers, Si Ma Ji Zhu remained indifferent, valuing his independence and disdain for opportunistic individuals. Ultimately, Liu Che offered him the position of Tai Shi Ling Chancellor, hoping to appeal to Si Ma Ji Zhu's scholarly inclinations and desire for a fitting academic environment.

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