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I Want to Be Emperor.
Chapter 96: The Advancing Literary Youth (2). [102]
Summary
In a discussion about holding an examination to attract scholars, Liu Wu, the Great King, is advised by his literary advisor, Yang Sheng, to recruit more talents than the Son of Heaven. However, Liu Wu is hesitant to imitate others, valuing his reputation. Another strategist, Zhuang Ji, proposes that Liu Wu should strengthen his position by supporting the state against rebellious lords, suggesting that military achievements will secure his claim to the crown prince title. Yang Sheng, frustrated by Zhuang Ji's naive approach, fears Liu Wu's gullibility. Despite Yang Sheng's concerns, Liu Wu embraces Zhuang Ji's advice, believing it will lead to his success, oblivious to the historical betrayals of ministers.Full content
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