I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che convenes officials at Weiyang Palace, discussing the Mohist organization, which has united under new reforms. The Great One's position now has term limits, promoting democratic nomination. Liu Che's influence ensures the Mohists remain aligned with royal authority, preventing internal strife. The Mo family, historically idealistic, faces opportunism as it revives. Liu Che implements practical exams for membership, ensuring competence. Meanwhile, he observes the stagnant Huang-Lao school, believing they must experience failure to seek reform. Liu Che's leadership aims to guide the Mohists towards becoming a school of engineers and scientists, balancing ideals with practical governance.

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