I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Cen Mai and Yi Zong discover a locked wooden box containing exam papers. Yi Zong, a proctor, notes the exams consist of three papers with a scoring system where 60 points is the passing mark. The first two papers test basic knowledge and current political awareness, while the last paper focuses on mathematics and political strategy. Yi Zong appreciates the exam's design, which aims to select culturally aware and politically sensitive officials. The questions reflect the emperor's intent to strengthen central power and ensure loyalty, indicating a shift towards a more ideological education system.

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