I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Zhong Yong Jun Camp, the harsh winter finally ended, allowing for a moment of warmth and gratitude among prisoners and soldiers alike. Li Zhe, leading armed troops, witnessed the heartfelt thanks from captives, particularly the Da Wan prisoners, who were touched by the humane treatment they received compared to their past suffering under the Xiongnu. The Zhong Yong Jun's brainwashing efforts led many prisoners to embrace the Han culture, believing in the superiority of the Chinese Emperor. As they prayed for transformation and redemption, even former nobles of Da Wan joined in, recognizing the Han Emperor's power and benevolence. This shift in faith and loyalty marked a significant change, with women and children particularly devoted in their prayers, reflecting their vulnerability and hope for protection. Li Zhe, moved by the scene, felt a surge of emotion and confidence, envisioning a future proposal to his beloved back in Chang'an.

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