I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the royal palace of Chu Wang, Liu Pi deliberates on three strategic paths amid a tense military situation reminiscent of Ying Bu's rebellion. He weighs the risks of advancing eastward to Qi and Lu versus heading north to Liang. Liu Pi recalls Ying Bu's failures and fears a similar fate. He considers the implications of each choice, noting that attacking Liang could force Chang'an into an unprepared battle. Young general Heng Ba advocates for a swift capture of Luoyang, arguing it could rally support without direct conflict. However, dissent arises among the generals, who question the feasibility of such a plan, recalling past failures and emphasizing the risks of engaging in open-field battles against Chang'an's cavalry.

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