I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Lin Xun, a leader of the Si-Meng school, steps onto the podium, embodying the school's spirit of righteousness, which traces back to Mengzi. Despite facing boos from the opposing Xun Zi school, Lin Xun continues to praise the emperor, intertwining flattery with Mengzi's ideas. His speech highlights the importance of benevolence and governance, drawing attention to the historical rivalry between the schools. Liu Che, the emperor, feels uneasy with the flattery, aware of its implications. Lin Xun adjusts his approach after realizing his mistake, emphasizing the need for benevolence towards all classes, which momentarily eases Liu Che's discomfort. The session reflects the political dynamics and philosophical conflicts within the Zhu Xia civilization.

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