I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Yang Yi's speech ignited enthusiasm among scholars, urging them to join the Mo Zhe family with its philosophy of "Universal Love and Non-Aggression." The Emperor's support, including a substantial fund for establishing a Mo School, attracted many eager young men. Confucian scholars, wary of the Mo Zhe's revival, recalled past rivalries and the Mo Zhe's grassroots strength. Meanwhile, other philosophical schools observed the situation, recognizing the potential threat from both Mo Zhe and Confucians. Amidst this, Xu Jiu rallied the Miscellaneous School disciples to rise and spread their ideas. Ku Li Ti Ao Si, inspired by Yang Yi, decided to enroll in the Mo School, believing it could benefit Rome by addressing issues like lead poisoning.

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