I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the spring of the 7th year of Yuande, Chieftain Xia Yi received an imperial edict to travel to Dragon City, accompanied by 2,000 cavalry and 5,000 infantry. Upon arrival, he settled in a rudimentary Chieftain Palace. Despite its poverty, Xia Yi was overjoyed. He considered renaming Dragon City due to its taboo nature and consulted his advisor, Zhang Chang, who suggested he request a new name from the emperor. Zhang Chang, a former magistrate, sought to regain his status by serving Xia Yi, understanding the need for officials familiar with frontier affairs. They decided on the name "Shunde," reflecting Xia Yi's loyalty and aspirations.

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