I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che feels uneasy about the introduction of the hot air balloon, which symbolizes a new scientific era. He worries about traditional scholars' acceptance and the potential backlash. Yang Yi, nervous about the balloon's impact on Mo Jia, explains its simple mechanics to the audience. Despite initial panic, the nobles calm down, but Confucian leaders express outrage at the idea of surpassing past sages. The Huang-Lao school remains passive, recognizing no laws against flying machines. Some even see potential for future advancements. Liu Che remains indifferent, while the Empress Dowager is unaware of the events unfolding.

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