I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Shi Qu Ge meeting culminated after two days of intense discussions among the Various Philosophers and Schools, particularly the Confucians, who longed for political power. Despite historical setbacks, they finally had a chance to influence state affairs. However, the Fa Jia and Huang Lao Sect, who had dominated politics for centuries, remained indifferent. Liu Che recognized the importance of a humble approach to ensure the meeting's success, aware of its historical failures. He understood that China's unique cultural and political landscape precluded a Western-style political system, emphasizing the inevitability of unity under a strong ruler and the challenges of negotiating power dynamics in such a context.

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