I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The narrative unfolds with Wu Bei of the miscellaneous school taking the stage after Tian Sheng, highlighting the strategic positioning of the Huang-Lao faction. Wu Bei's unremarkable performance reflects the influence of Huang-Lao on the miscellaneous school, while Chao Cuo observes the potential rise of the miscellaneous school amidst the political landscape. Following him, Wang Zang of the Lu Confucian faction faces mockery and disdain from former allies, illustrating the faction's fall from grace due to past arrogance and corruption. Despite the Lu Confucians' disintegration, Wang Zang clings to hope for a future revival, recognizing the enduring value of their teachings.

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