I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

By the end of June, Liu Che reflects on Chen Jiao's findings regarding the Neon archipelago, suggesting its cultural extinction and contemplating its governance. He recognizes the strategic importance of the archipelago for China’s maritime security. Liu Che also faces challenges from Chao Cuo, who criticizes the whaling industry in Korea, arguing it undermines agriculture. Chao Cuo's relentless memorials clash with the rising influence of the eclectic school, represented by Wu Bei, who debates him effectively. Liu Che realizes he must intervene to support the eclectic school, as the Legalists, allied with Confucians, pose a significant threat to their influence.

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