I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Bo Shi observes a polluted river and harsh working conditions, reflecting on the moral implications of industrialization. Liu Che emphasizes that despite the current suffering, this path is essential for China's future progress. He acknowledges the destructive nature of capital but insists it can lead to prosperity. They discuss historical military strategies, illustrating how past practices have evolved. Liu Che argues that the current workshops, though seen as sinful, are necessary for progress, much like past reforms that faced resistance. He is determined to lay the groundwork for a brighter future, despite the challenges ahead.

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