I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Li Guang led his group to Yaoyang Command Post, a strategically vital fortress in Yuyang County, protected by natural barriers like the Yao River and Chao Mountain. Despite its advantages, the region faces troop shortages and food scarcity. Li Guang decided to evacuate the local populace to Pinggu County, emphasizing the need to protect ancestral lands. He argued against a purely defensive strategy against the Xiongnu, advocating for a proactive approach to avoid unnecessary losses. With only two thousand cavalry available, Li Guang recognized the dire situation and prepared to lure the enemy into a trap to maximize their advantage.

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