I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Shi residence, Liu Che proposes a marriage to Shi Fen for his son Rang, suggesting an urgent union with Ti Ying, the Chief Imperial Physician's daughter, due to her father's critical condition. Shi Fen, initially pleased, hesitates at the idea of Ti Ying taking a public role as Deputy, fearing it disrupts traditional family roles. Liu Che counters with historical examples of women in power, challenging Shi Fen's views. Ultimately, Shi Fen finds himself unable to refute Liu Che's arguments, recognizing the emperor's authority and the changing societal norms regarding gender roles.

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