I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che grapples with the fear of winter warfare, influenced by historical failures of Napoleon and Hitler. Despite initial resistance to a winter campaign in Hetao, he reconsiders after Yi Zong presents strategic advantages, including a potential frozen path for troop movement. This could allow a surprise attack on the fortified Gaoque, crucial for controlling the Bei River and securing the northern region. Yi Zong confirms the intelligence through a disciple's insights, prompting Liu Che to mobilize resources and prepare the Treasury for winter supplies. He plans to repurpose cotton for soldiers, ensuring the Han army can withstand the cold while aiming for a decisive victory.

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