I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In Chang'an, Liu De invites Tian Shu, an esteemed elder minister, to conduct lectures on Huang-Lao philosophy before an upcoming examination aimed at selecting talented scholars. Liu De's initiative seeks to promote a serious academic atmosphere and lay the groundwork for a future university. Despite the challenges posed by the animosity between Confucians and other philosophical schools, Tian Shu is intrigued by the opportunity to share knowledge. Meanwhile, Prince Liu Wu of Liang, feeling overshadowed by Liu De's rising influence, seeks to devise a plan to secure his own glory and achieve his ambition of becoming Crown Prince, envisioning a future where he is respected and revered.

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