I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Xiongnu faced significant turmoil after their defeats at the Battles of Ma Yi and Gao Que, shattering their perceived invincibility and leading to widespread despair among their nobles about the empire's future. Despite their numerical advantage, they suffered humiliating losses to the Han army, prompting a retreat to Yulin Fortress. The fall of Gao Que symbolized the loss of their roots, particularly the significance of Yin Mountain. In contrast, the Han celebrated their victory, restoring safety to their territories and shifting their strategy towards a full-scale attack on the Xiongnu, aiming to expand their influence into Central Asia.

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