Is Han Xin really a poor boy who grew up eating hundreds of thousands of meals? Who can eat at the pavilion chief's house? You are a 100% son-in-law, why can you be humiliated on the crotch?
Han Xin, an unparalleled warrior in history, had a legendary life. He conquered the Three Qin Dynasties, fought at Jingxing, killed Long Qie, and defeated Xiang Yu. After the peasant uprising broke out in the late Qin Dynasty, Han Xin first sought refuge with Xiang Liang, Xiang Yu, and then Liu Bang, but was not reused in either of them. When Liu Bang entered Hanzhong, Han Xin escaped, but Xiao He recovered him overnight and recommended him to Liu Bang. Liu Bang then went to the altar to worship Han Xin as a general and competed with Xiang Yu for the world. In the first year of the Han Dynasty (206 BC), Han Xin presented the "Hanzhong Dui" to pacify the Three Qin Dynasties. During the conflict between Chu and Han, Han Xin used his outstanding military talent to sweep through the kingdoms of Wei, Zhao, Dai, Yan, and Qi, and supported Liu Bang with troops on several occasions: in the Battle of Puban, he took the Wei capital Anyi by attacking from the east and west; in the Battle of Jingxing, he defeated the Zhao army in a last-ditch battle, but ended up with his head in a different place because of his pride in taking credit. What exactly has Han Xin experienced in his life? How many unknown secrets is hidden in him? What would be the fate of the Han Dynasty without him?
