I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, Jun Chen accuses Yi Zhi Xie of hiding secrets, suspecting foul play regarding the envoy's reduced numbers. Despite having evidence against Yi Zhi Xie, Jun Chen fears retaliation and the implications of his lineage's failures, as all his sons have died young. The Xiongnu's reliance on strong leadership complicates matters, as Yi Zhi Xie has become a symbol of hope. Jun Chen contemplates a temporary alliance to secure his position until his son matures. The assembly reacts with shock to Jun Chen's accusations, but Yi Zhi Xie remains calm, questioning the evidence and the loyalty of the clans. The political landscape is fraught with tension, as divine favor and lineage legitimacy hang in the balance.

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