I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Lüeyan's death ignited a war between the Wusun and Xiongnu, leading to a massive cavalry battle along the Ili River. Despite the Xiongnu's numerical advantage, the conflict was expected to be prolonged, typical of nomadic warfare. Meanwhile, in the Great Wall region, farmers celebrated higher grain prices due to a protective policy, boosting their livelihoods. However, this led to a financial scheme involving local elites, prompting concerns among officials. The situation echoed historical economic issues, as the government sought to manage the emerging financial whirlpool, reminiscent of past crises linked to currency mismanagement.

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