I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a tense atmosphere, Hua Yuan, representing the Legalist school, boldly addressed the audience, emphasizing the need for reform in a rapidly changing China. He quoted Shang Yang to challenge the Confucianists, asserting that ancient laws should not bind contemporary governance. Hua Yuan articulated the dangers posed by the Xiongnu, likening them to a predatory tiger threatening China's stability. He warned that if the Legalists continued to adhere to outdated practices, they risked being overrun. His speech ignited concern among the audience, highlighting the urgency for a strategic shift in response to external threats and internal ideologies.

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