I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The narrative unfolds with the Loufan King arriving at the northern palace, accompanied by Grand Minister Gong Sun Kun Xie. The King, adorned in a feathered crown, feels anxious about his past mistakes in supporting the wrong side. Gong Sun reassures him of the Emperor's benevolence, recalling the Loufan tribe's historical ties to China. Meanwhile, the court is filled with sycophants, including Song Zi Hou Xu Jiu, who harbors disdain for the Loufan people. Despite their assimilation into Han culture, the Loufan King senses hostility from the Han officials. Xu Jiu's contempt reflects the deep-rooted animosity stemming from historical betrayals. The chapter highlights the complexities of loyalty, identity, and the lingering scars of past conflicts.

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