I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The text discusses the resurgence of Mo Jia philosophy during the Warring States period, highlighting its appeal across social classes and the fear it instilled in Confucian scholars and officials. As Mo Jia's ideas of universal love and mutual benefit gained traction, many nobles and scholars realized their previous misconceptions about the philosophy. Yang Yi's discourse emphasized the importance of governance aligned with Heaven's will, further unsettling Confucian giants. The narrative illustrates the philosophical clash and the potential for Mo Jia to disrupt existing power structures, signaling a significant shift in societal thought.

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