I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Han Ying engages in a dialogue about philosophical schools, particularly Confucianism and the Miscellaneous School, highlighting their differing ideologies. He reflects on the teachings of Xun Zi, emphasizing the need for practical application of philosophy. The Miscellaneous School, while influential, prioritizes life and public welfare over Confucian ideals. A young scholar, Wu Bei, discusses innovative ideas like floating eggshells and future flying devices, sparking Han Ying's curiosity. Despite historical rivalries, the conversation reveals a potential for collaboration and innovation among scholars, suggesting a shift towards embracing practical advancements for societal benefit.

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