History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

Summary

In a court discussion, an official advocates for Ye Tian to lead an army against the Xiongnu, despite opposition from other ministers. Su Cang, the Grand General, supports this idea, emphasizing Ye Tian's capabilities. The Emperor favors Su Cang's trustworthiness and decides to let Ye Tian handle the northern troubles after resolving issues in Aoi Zhou. Qin Xian argues for Ye Tian's suitability based on his origins and proposes rewards for his success, which aligns with Su Cang's intentions. Ultimately, a reward system is established, granting Ye Tian titles based on the number of Xiongnu defeated, reflecting the era's military values and the challenges faced by Great Xia.

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