I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In Taiyuan, the Han army's Grand Commandant headquarters, a solemn atmosphere enveloped the city as soldiers carried over a hundred coffins draped with the Black Dragon flag, signifying the heavy losses of Zhi Dou's unit. High-ranking officers accounted for many casualties, crippling the army's battle power. Despite unprecedented losses, the soldiers remained valiant, determined to honor their fallen comrades. Elder Wang, nearly ninety, mourned the loss of four great-grandsons, reflecting on his family's legacy of sacrifice for the Han dynasty. He expressed pride in their service, emphasizing the Wang clan's long-standing commitment to atonement for past mistakes. As the elder prepared to welcome his grandson's return, a mournful elegy played, capturing the profound sense of loss and honor.

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