I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Yang Hui steps onto the podium, reflecting on his roots in Luoyang and the legacy of the late scholar Jia Yi. He emphasizes the ruler's duty to nurture the people, echoing Han dynasty principles. Yang critiques societal hypocrisy, advocating for genuine benevolence and mutual support among all social classes. While Liu Che appreciates Yang's rhetoric, he questions the Heavy People School's sincerity, noting their selective compassion towards locals while exploiting outsiders. Liu Che warns of the inevitable exploitation that capitalism brings, suggesting a future where domestic labor may also be victimized.

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