I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In Luoyang, a new school of thought emerged, emphasizing the importance of the people, which initially faced skepticism from the elite. However, after Zhi Dou's governance challenged the wealthy, many began to embrace this ideology. The idea gained traction, leading to the formation of 'Zhong Min Xue,' advocating for the people's welfare. Zhi Dou, while appearing supportive, cleverly mandated contributions from the wealthy to aid disaster victims, revealing the government's intent to enforce responsibility while maintaining control. This maneuver forced the elite to act on their proclaimed beliefs, demonstrating the tension between power and the people's needs.

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