Awake, I wield the power of the world; drunk, I lie with beauties at my side. A dream for countless men. But my only desire was to be strong enough to uproot mountains and conquer all. Yet the times were against me, and my steed would not go on! What could I do when my steed refused to go on? Yu, oh Yu, what can I do with you?
I, the Overlord, once lifted a bronze cauldron. After ten years of training, I could fight a thousand men.
I, tempered by a hundred battles, had never known defeat. I could take on a million.
Wherever my army went, it swept all before it, and the world bowed its head.
What could I do? I regret not knowing how to judge men. That boy from Pei County, my sworn brother, became the source of my ruin.
What could I do? I was ashamed to cross the river back to Jiangdong. The tragedy at the Wu River taught me my mistake a thousand years too late.
What could I do...
The soul of Xiang Yu, the legendary Overlord of Chu, transmigrates to the era of the Five Barbarians' invasion of China. Witness his unmatched heroism and tender romances, and see how he rescues his people from the brink of ruin... How did the hegemony of Chu come to this?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The first part of Fei Lu dares to write about Wu Huan Hua