I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che observes the polluted Wei River, contemplating the environmental damage caused by industrialization. He commands the Hu Bao riders to contain the situation discreetly, fearing public outrage. As he inspects nearby workshops, he notes the primitive assembly line production of farming tools, reflecting on the historical significance of labor division. Despite the emergence of capitalism with over 2,000 workers shifting from farming to handicrafts, Liu Che expresses concern over the harsh treatment of laborers. He recognizes the potential for self-destruction among merchants and feels compelled to intervene.

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