I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu De, after scanning important bamboo slips, instructs Zhang Tang to send them to the Grand Historian for safekeeping, recognizing their potential archaeological significance. He reflects on the advancements of the Han era, particularly the transition to iron tools, and the need to manage imperial examinations to support the Mo family. Despite societal disdain for the Moists, Liu De aims to recruit Yang Yi, a talented Mohist, for future exams. As the examination begins, Liu De sets a simple essay topic, contrasting expectations of difficulty, while planning to implement tougher challenges in subsequent rounds.

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