Chu and Han Listened Carefully

Liu Yue is a puppet chairman who relies on will inheritance and has no real power. He falls into the scheme of the third uncle, the family shareholder. When investigating whether the projects under the third uncle's name were cut corners, he accidentally traveled to the Chu-Han period and was almost beheaded. He carried Chinese cigarettes and was mistaken by the Chu army shaman for a sacred object. The general held the cigarette in his mouth as a sacrifice. In the sky, from the Chu army's dung-picking soldiers to counterattack, and finally to the Han army's title of marquis and prime minister, he experienced the bloody Chu-Han struggle, learned the power strategies of Liu Bang, Zhang Liang and others, and used modern financial knowledge to help Liu Bang solve the military expenditure problem. After returning, he used what he learned during the Chu-Han period and finally regained real power... This book is novel. Xiang Yu did not kill himself in Wujiang in the traditional book, but was killed by Lu Matong, Yang happy and other five people in the biography of Guan Ying. This makes Xiang Yu's heroic image more full and flesh-and-blood! (This story is purely fictitious and does not discredit any historical figures. It is all for plot effect)