I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The Northern Xiongnu reform, a pivotal event in the 8th year of Yuande, signifies a transformative moment in world history, potentially reshaping Northeast Asia and beyond for centuries. Liu Che recognizes the reform's significance, akin to historical milestones like Shang Yang's reforms and Alexander's expeditions. The Xiongnu's aggressive nature and past resilience suggest that effective reforms could enhance their power, raising concerns about their future migrations westward. Liu Che contemplates leveraging the situation to support the rightful heir, Yu Dan, positioning the Han dynasty favorably while addressing the Xiongnu's internal struggles. This strategic move could solidify Han authority over the grasslands and garner widespread support.

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