I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the midst of the Han dynasty's prosperity, the Xiongnu Chieftain Court faced a crisis as they awaited news from Yin Zhi Xie, who had been silent for over ten days. The nobles feared he might be plotting a coup with the support of several tribes. Historical precedents of violent power struggles within the Xiongnu fueled their anxiety. Jun Chen, the military leader, grew increasingly restless, realizing that the Han dynasty posed a significant threat. Lantuoxin, a key advisor, confirmed the Han's military advancements, which included well-trained cavalry that could challenge the Xiongnu forces. Despite previous dismissals of the Han as a threat, Jun Chen now recognized the potential for a surprise attack on Yin Zhi Xie. The lack of proper defenses along the border heightened concerns, as many tribes were more focused on trade than military vigilance, leaving the Xiongnu vulnerable.

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