I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che is preparing for a gathering at the Stone Canal Pavilion, which will host over a thousand attendees, though only 555 seats are available. The seating arrangement reflects Liu Che's influence over the Various Philosophers and Schools, determining who can attend. Confucianism's dominance has decreased from 70% to 40% in recent years, allowing other schools to gain a foothold. The Legalists are next in prominence, while the Huang-Lao School has fallen behind due to their complex philosophy and lack of teaching. Liu Che reallocates seats to ensure representation for the Huang-Lao and Mohist schools, avoiding potential backlash from the Empress Dowagers and maintaining academic diversity.

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