The Three Kingdoms: Xiang Yu Became Hua Xiong

After killing himself at the Wu River, Xiang Yu discovered that he hadn't died. Instead, he had come back to life.

What's more, he was now trapped on another, unfamiliar battlefield.

In a daze, a red-faced, long-bearded man rode toward him and swung his blade without a word.

Xiang Yu fought back instinctively. His peerless martial arts from his previous life were still with him.

In three exchanges, he defeated Guan Yu, and the name of Hua Xiong of Xiliang resounded throughout the land.

Xiang Yu realized he had become someone else.

Only after absorbing all the memories did he learn that this was the Han dynasty, the successor to the empire of his old rival Liu Bang.

I lost to you back then, and I can't reclaim that defeat from you. But I'll take back the realm that belongs to me from your descendants!

The Eastern Han dynasty, I shall bring you down!

In the end, Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, was forced by Xiang Yu to stagger trembling toward the Wu River…

The difference was that no beloved like Yu Ji was there by his side.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.