I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The arrival of an art piece from the Xianbei in Xinhua City drew thousands of onlookers, including chieftains from the Hui tribes, who had suffered under the Xianbei's dominance for decades. The display of the Xianbei king's head evoked mixed emotions among the Hui, especially Nan Gong Xin, who felt pride in his allegiance to the Han Emperor. Meanwhile, Sima Dao, a wealthy immigrant from Qi, initiated a "Return to Ancestry" movement among the Hui, leading many to adopt Han surnames. Zhang Wei Yang, initially indifferent, found motivation in his wife's admiration and began learning Chinese to teach his brothers-in-law, enhancing his status within the community.

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