I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che reflects on Hu Wu Sheng's latest work, which emphasizes unification while flattering the Han dynasty. He recognizes that unification theories are not exclusive to Confucianism, as various schools have contributed to the concept. Historical figures like Guan Zhong and Mozi have influenced these ideas, leading to a blend of philosophies. Liu Che, a knowledgeable politician, acknowledges the trend of borrowing ideas among schools and sees it as beneficial. He encourages Hu Wu Sheng to lead by example in promoting unification, emphasizing the importance of the Son of Heaven's authority in this endeavor.

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