I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a discussion between Ji An and Liu Che, Ji An expresses concerns about public opinion regarding Liu Che's plans, but Liu Che dismisses these concerns, believing public sentiment can be manipulated. He views the scholarly class as weak and divided, easily influenced by the ruling powers. Meanwhile, Dou Guang Guo, aware of the political landscape, advises caution to his nephew Dou Peng Zu, emphasizing the importance of not provoking the emperor. The Dou family has adapted their strategies to ensure survival amidst political turmoil. As news of Liu Che's plans spreads, the streets of Chang'an become a battleground for scholarly debate, showcasing the tensions between differing viewpoints.

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