I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che engages Yang Yi, questioning the Mohist school's loyalty and their past support for the Qin dynasty over the Han. Yang Yi explains that the Mohists focus on mechanics rather than governance, revealing their internal struggles after the death of their leader, Tian Heng. This event led to the decline of the Mohist school, as many followers committed suicide, leaving the remaining disciples divided. Liu Che, aiming to revive the Mohist influence, proposes ambitious projects to benefit agriculture and technology, persuading Yang Yi to join him in these endeavors. He plans to establish a Mohist Academy, integrating the school into the political arena, thereby revitalizing its legacy.

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