I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Han Xu's death went unnoticed, lacking historical significance, unlike three notable Xiongnu envoys. The Western Xiongnu delegation, fearful after his demise, presented a national letter to Han Emperor Liu Che, filled with flattery and a proposal to send a lady as a dowry. This was a strategic move to rekindle an alliance, referencing a past marriage treaty. The lady, Xia Lan, sister of the chieftain, gained immense support among the tribes, making her a valuable asset. Que Qu Que Diao Nan, unable to control her popularity, aimed to send her to the Han court, hoping to secure favor with Liu Che while navigating his precarious political situation.

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