I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the Stone Canal Pavilion, Liu Che and his generals strategize over the significance of Ziling in the Han-Xiongnu conflict. Ziling, a geographical landmark, poses challenges for the Han due to its mountainous terrain and the presence of the Xiongnu. The Xiongnu have fortified their position with numerous camps and a sizable cavalry force. The Han army's plan involves using captured Xiongnu soldiers to breach Ziling's defenses. However, concerns about the reliability of these prisoners and the formidable enemy presence complicate the operation. Liu Che evaluates the situation, considering the captured Xiongnu's loyalty and the strategic importance of controlling Ziling.

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