I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a historical context, Liu Che grapples with the implications of appointing Ti Ying as Chief Imperial Physician amidst societal fears of female authority, stemming from past regencies like that of Empress Lü. As Chun Yu Yi, the current physician, faces a critical health decline, Liu Che consults renowned astrologers Sima Ji Zhu and Sima Tan for assistance. They reveal Chun Yu Yi's condition is dire, and Liu Che reflects on the legacy of Bian Que, the father of traditional Chinese medicine, and the dwindling lineage of his disciples. The importance of the Imperial Medical Bureau's future leadership weighs heavily on Liu Che, as he seeks a successor to maintain its advancements in medical practices and record-keeping, crucial for patient care and historical documentation.

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