Liberator Liu Bang: from Tomb Robber to Immortal

Liu Bang was originally a tomb robber, but during a major turning point in Chinese history, he went through many difficulties and dangers and finally founded the powerful Han Empire and the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han. The Qin Dynasty was not a purely tyrannical empire. On the contrary, the Qin Dynasty also reformed the system of determining people's rank based on their birthplace since the establishment of slavery in China. During the Warring States Period, Qin established a system of ranking based on military merit, creating China's first unified dynasty. However, the Qin Dynasty's own slavery gene brought it an inherently harsh government and an inflexible system. In the end, the gangster Liu Bang learned the successful experiences and failures of the Qin Dynasty and his rebel ancestor Chen She and his opponent Xiang Yu, and became the "gravedigger" of slavery. He became the first liberator of the broad masses of the Chinese people in history. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.