I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the court of Liu Che, Confucians, Legalists, and Huang-Lao scholars reluctantly accepted his judgment on the Zhigong case, as it maintained societal stability. The Sanbei case sparked a heated debate between Legalists and Confucians, with Legalists criticizing Confucius for promoting cowardice in war. Confucians defended their stance on morality, leading to personal attacks and an all-out brawl among scholars. The Legalists accused Confucians of self-serving deceit, while Confucians retaliated against Legalist brutality. The chaos culminated when a shoe struck Chancellor Zhou Yafu, silencing the hall and highlighting the tension between the factions.

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