The Chu Song Never Ends

Other people transmigrate and become princes. He transmigrates straight into the role of a Hegemon.

And one who's about to kill himself, at that.

Chen Xi, a history doctoral student, wakes up as Xiang Yu. His sword is at his neck, blood is running down, and the twenty-eight riders behind him are watching anxiously.

He takes a look at the script.

At the Feast at Hong Gate, Liu Bang plays the helpless fool and wins. At the Battle of Chenggao, Liu Bang flees and wins. At the Siege of Gaixia, Liu Bang surrounds him and wins.

He tosses the script aside. “This time, I'll write it myself.”

He ambushes Guan Ying, fighting so fiercely the Han army questions its own existence. He purges the traitors, wiping out all of Liu Bang's informants in a single night. He brings Fan Zeng back, and the old man weeps, saying, “You've finally come to your senses, you rascal.” He wins Ying Bu over with a letter that scares the King of Jiujiang into changing sides overnight.

Liu Bang: “Can someone tell me what on earth is going on with Xiang Yu?!”

Zhang Liang: “Your Majesty, I suspect he has an expert backing him.”

Chen Ping: “Could someone have... taken his place?”

Liu Bang: “Then show me how you'd take someone's place!”

Now that the Hegemon has an overpowered advantage, can Liu Bang still have the last laugh?

A thrilling tale of power struggles and history, packed with fun facts, guaranteed to make you laugh your way through the Chu-Han Contention!