I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Chancellor Zhou Yafu enjoys a rare day of rest, reflecting on his responsibilities as he reviews his administrative reports, which document his activities over the past five days. These reports, a tradition since the Qin dynasty, are crucial for governance and future historical understanding. Meanwhile, Yuan Ang prepares to meet the Emperor, aware of the political dynamics at play, including the controversial Fengshan ceremony. Scholars discuss the ceremony's popularity, recognizing the potential benefits for influential families. As tensions rise, both Zhou Yafu and Yuan Ang navigate the complexities of court politics, emphasizing the importance of stability in governance.

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