I Want to Be Emperor.

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The content discusses the historical context of religion in China, emphasizing its tolerance towards various beliefs. It highlights the perception of the Xiongnu Chieftain's divine favor, which poses a challenge to the Han Dynasty's traditional belief that only the Son of Heaven can communicate with spirits. Liu Che's denial of this notion aims to reinforce the Han's secular state. The Xiongnu royal family's genetic issues, stemming from incestuous practices, are also noted, leading to a perception of weakness. This revelation incites a desire for war among Han officials, eager to conquer the fertile lands of the Xiongnu, reflecting the military's growing hunger for expansion.

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