I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the training ground, a squad of 10 Yulin Guards, led by a squad leader with distinct insignias, showcased their impressive coordination and discipline. Each insignia symbolized the officer's role, with various weapons representing ranks. Li Ju, a materials officer, observed the squad's synchronized movements, likening them to a well-rehearsed performance. He noted the evolution of the Han army's weaponry, particularly the Modao, which offered advantages over the traditional long halberd, such as ease of use and offensive capability. This transformation in tactics and equipment hinted at a shift in the Han army's approach to combat, emphasizing agility and offensive strength against the Xiongnu cavalry.

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