Transmigrated as the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, I Vow to Build the Strongest Empire

Have you ever regretted the scene of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, taking his own life by the Wu River after losing the Battle of Gaixia to Liu Bang, the founding emperor of Han, and finding himself too ashamed to face the elders of Jiangdong…

“Heaven means to destroy me. Why should I cross the river? I led eight thousand sons of Jiangdong across the river and westward, and not one of them has returned. Even if the elders of Jiangdong took pity on me and made me king, how could I face them? Even if they said nothing, would I not be ashamed of myself?” “Will you regret it, Hegemon-King of Chu? If I were you, I would have dealt with Liu Bang at the Feast at Hongmen, before he became a threat. I would have made better use of the talents at my side, like Han Xin, Chen Ping, and Fan Zeng… I know you had great ambitions, but you never got to realize them. In this life, let me fulfill your dream for you…”