I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Stone Canal Pavilion Conference is likened to the future Political Consultative Conference of the Celestial Empire, holding significant power and influence. It gathers diverse representatives, including landowners, middle class, and common people, to discuss and potentially influence laws and policies. However, Liu Che recognizes it as a mere rubber stamp without real power unless the ruling authorities agree. He envisions empowering the conference to address societal conflicts, preventing the Great Han Empire's collapse. Liu Che's discussions with Ji An explore the potential for craftsmen and agricultural officials to gain official status, challenging the traditional views of scholars and their perceived superiority. The narrative highlights the evolving dynamics of power and status in governance.

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