I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Dong Zhong Shu, a prominent Zhao Ren scholar, actively engaged his disciples following news from the Unending Palace. He criticized the Guliang faction for their views, advocating a more aggressive stance against the Xiongnu and emphasizing the importance of aligning actions with the teachings of Chun Qiu. His lectures drew many students, captivated by his rhetoric and reformist ideas. In contrast, Hu Wu Sheng represented a more conservative approach. The Guliang faction faced increasing pressure, especially under the current Emperor, who favored Mohism and showed disdain for Confucian teachings. This shift in imperial favor left the Guliang faction vulnerable and struggling for relevance, fearing a repeat of historical suppression.

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