Although Julius Caesar was a leader who promoted many conquests for the Roman Empire, we cannot consider him to have ruled justly. That's because Julio Caesar established a dictatorship in Rome and took all political power for himself. This type of attitude removes all justice from a kingdom, as it allows all citizens of that kingdom to be dependent on the leader's wishes, without anything protecting them. Julio Caesar ended democracy in Rome and this removed justice from the region, as he acted in whatever way he wanted.
However, we cannot deny that Julius Caesar increased the prestige of Rome because of his achievements and these achievements ended up raising the well-being of some citizens of Rome, even if they did not have political justice.
It allows him to move further on and figure out why things happened the way they did. And allows him to heal because it takes the stress and gets him out of the rut, that is caused by not forgiving himself.
