Chu-Han: I Am Xiang Yu, the Hegemon King of Chu

In the nine commanderies of Western Chu, a Hegemon-King of Western Chu arose. He overthrew the Great Qin Empire, then grew increasingly ambitious and enfeoffed the various warlords, creating thirteen kings of all sizes. In the end, Liu Bang's army pursued him to the Wu River. Xiang Yu led his last 900 elite cavalrymen there, but refused to cross the river. The Hegemon-King finally took his own life at the Wu River. What would have happened if Xiang Yu had escaped back to the nine commanderies of Western Chu? Was it fate, or destiny? The protagonist, Chu Ba, transmigrates into Xiang Yu's body. See how Xiang Yu reorganizes the Great Chu army and establishes the Great Chu Empire.

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