I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Lady Zhao Shao, trembling with fear, kneels before Liu Che, explaining her reluctance to remarry due to her young son and her late husband's sister. She recounts the struggles of her late husband, Shao Ping, who aimed to revive agriculture through a comprehensive book, but died before completing it. His disciple, Zhao Yuan, married Zhao Shao, but after Shao Ping's death, the Shao family sought to expel them. The couple eloped, but faced hardships, leading to Zhao Yuan's death. Despite this, Zhao Shao vows to raise her son to fulfill their dreams. Liu Che reflects on the agriculturalists' decline, noting how their philosophies were overshadowed by Confucianism over the centuries.

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