The Ultimate Bad Boy.

Summary

Jing Di, the emperor, expresses frustration over the Xiongnu cavalry's dominance and urges action. Su Ming argues that submission will lead to further aggression from the Xiongnu and advocates for a resolute stance. He emphasizes the need for economic development alongside military strength, suggesting that opening up to foreign trade and technology is crucial for Da Qing's prosperity. Su Ming proposes modernizing agriculture and military capabilities to enhance efficiency and power, asserting that with the right resources, Da Qing can withstand the Xiongnu threat. His bold ideas astonish the court, showcasing his confidence in transforming the empire.

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