Jiangdong Refused to Die

In 202 BC, Xiang Yu defeated Gaixia, Western Chu was destroyed, and all eight thousand of his descendants from Jiangdong were wiped out. History books record: The overlord committed suicide on the Wujiang River, marking the end of the hero. However, a postdoctoral fellow in modern history traveled into Xiang Yu's body, and when he opened his eyes, he was standing on the broken bank of Wujiang River, where he was alone with a sword. History tells the world: He must die. But he knew: If he could survive, this war between Chu and Han was far from over. Jiangdong has not been lost, the motherland has not been destroyed, and the soul of Chu has not dispersed. When the observer of history becomes a witness - Xiang Yu will no longer kill himself, and the Chu Kingdom will no longer fall! He fought against thousand-year destiny with a calm plan, used modern historical knowledge to recast the military and political affairs of the troubled times, and in the stormy southeast struggle, he gradually gathered fire to rekindle the flames of the old Chu. Jiangdong will not hesitate to die, and the mountains and rivers will eventually be up for grabs!