I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the autumn of the 3rd year of Han Yuande, Ma Yi city faced imminent invasion from the Xiongnu, whose forces numbered around 40,000 cavalry, far surpassing the city's population of 17,000. The magistrate dismissed a scholar's suggestion to surrender, emphasizing the importance of honor and resistance. As the Xiongnu prepared to attack, the magistrate believed in the approaching Han reinforcements. Meanwhile, the Juzhu Army's commander, Cheng Bu Shi, strategized to engage the Xiongnu, focusing on critical terrain to limit their cavalry's operational space. The battle was set to be a significant clash, relying on both strategy and the outcome of the impending confrontation.

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