I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che feels anxious about the introduction of the hot air balloon, which symbolizes a new scientific era. He worries about traditional scholars' acceptance of such innovations, fearing backlash. Yang Yi, representing the Mo Jia, nervously presents the balloon, explaining its buoyancy principle. Despite initial panic, the audience calms, but Confucian leaders express outrage at the Mo Jia's advancements. The Huang-Lao faction remains passive, intrigued by the potential of flying machines. Liu Che remains composed, while the Empress Dowager is unaware of the unfolding events. The chapter concludes, hinting at future developments.

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