I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Mo Jia, a philosophical school, faces public misunderstanding and condemnation, particularly in regions like Guandong. Despite their prestigious status, many question their choice to mingle with commoners. The Mo Jia seeks to improve its image through alliances, yet faces internal and external challenges. Their fierce loyalty is evident in historical sacrifices, with factions like the Xiangli and Xiangfu clans striving for universal love and innovation. Currently, the Mo Jia is fragile, with limited representatives like Yang Yi stepping forward to promote their ideals. Despite mockery from other schools, Yang Yi commands attention, showcasing the Mo Jia's resilience.

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