I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The descendants of Yuan Wang Zi Si faced immense pressure as they sought to honor their ancestors through elaborate temple offerings, despite knowing it would lead to the current emperor, Liu Che, receiving forgiveness. Liu Che, valuing face and stability, decided to pardon the officials and soldiers who felt guilty for the disturbances at the Supreme Temple. His act of compassion aimed to maintain court stability and prevent further political turmoil. As the officials expressed their loyalty and willingness to die for their perceived failures, Liu Che reassured them, taking their sins upon himself. This act emphasized the importance of loyalty and the need for rulers to recognize the sacrifices of their subjects.

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