I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

After witnessing the exercises at Xiliu Camp, Luo Ying, a young heir of Minyue, felt exhausted yet motivated by the idea of reviving his nation. He feared the loss of his ancestral heritage under Chinese rule. Despite the historical intertwining of Han and Yue cultures, Luo Ying grappled with his identity, kneeling before Liu Che, the Son of Heaven, expressing his submission. Liu Che reassured him of his noble lineage and the contributions of his ancestors to Chinese civilization. This acknowledgment stirred deep emotions in Luo Ying, who longed for unity and recognition of the Yue people's heritage, reflecting their pride and indomitable spirit.

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