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Summary

Ning Yi discusses strategies to rally the masses against noble clans, suggesting that aligning the emperor's interests with the people's can create legitimacy. He proposes a constitutional monarchy where the emperor becomes a figurehead to ensure safety and stability. Zuo Xiu Quan grapples with the implications of these ideas, recognizing the potential for change but questioning Ning Yi's sincerity. Ning Yi emphasizes the military's goal to promote equality and awaken civil rights, suggesting that even under a monarchic model, experiments in enlightenment could yield valuable insights.

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