Liu Bang, a young farm boy, was 41 years old and had accomplished nothing. His father scolded him that he was not as good at farming as his second brother. A fire broke out in Daze Township, and the world was full of beacons. He went from a desperado in Mangdang Mountain to the chief of the pavilion in Sishui, from the king of Han to the emperor, and wiped out all the heroes in just seven years. And his wife Lu Pheasant, from a virtuous girl to a prisoner in a cage, eventually became the first strong-armed woman in Chinese history. This is a story about counterattack, power and price.
