Why was juliua Caesar rotten?

Julius Caesar was not literally rotten; however, some historical accounts and literary interpretations describe him as morally compromised or corrupt due to his accumulation of power and disregard for the Senate's authority. His actions, such as crossing the Rubicon and declaring himself dictator for life, fueled fears of tyranny and loss of the Republic. Additionally, the betrayal by his close allies, culminating in his assassination, reflects the perception of his leadership as having led to a moral decay in Roman politics.