I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che, intrigued by Zhu Mai Chen's background, inquired about his school, leading to a discussion on Zhu's insights regarding governance issues in Kuaiji. Zhu identified three major problems: the lack of technological advancement and intelligence among the people, rampant superstitions and witchcraft, and the annexation of land by powerful clans. He emphasized that these issues hindered economic development and led to frequent famines and social unrest. Liu Che acknowledged Zhu's points and sought his advice on addressing these challenges, indicating a shift in strategy for local governance and a recognition of Zhu's expertise in the matter.

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