I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Yi Zong, after reprimanding his officers, focused on the battlefield where the elite Xu Pi cavalry of the Xiongnu prepared for a flanking maneuver. He recognized their superior combat capabilities compared to the Zhe Lan cavalry, which had previously been defeated by the Han army. Yi Zong understood that annihilating the Xu Pi cavalry could break the Xiongnu's backbone and provide a significant psychological advantage. He commanded his forces, totaling around 23,000, to prepare for battle, deploying experienced troops while keeping reserves. Meanwhile, the Xiongnu cavalry, led by Lan Zhe Ye, charged with fervor, unaware of the dire situation they faced. An envoy from the Xiongnu sought peace with the Han, but Li Guang, the Han general, was reluctant to negotiate, knowing the Han had the upper hand on the battlefield. The envoy realized the urgency of reaching an agreement to avoid further disaster for the Xiongnu.

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