After transmigrating, Ji Ran experienced the life of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, from a third-person perspective.
He rose to fame at Julu and won glory at Pengcheng, only to end his life by taking his own life at the Wu River, dying with hatred in his heart.
When he opened his eyes again, he had inherited Xiang Yu’s body and divine strength: peerless double pupils, the power to lift a bronze cauldron, and military prowess unmatched throughout history.
Clad in black-and-gold armor and holding a coiling-dragon halberd, he awoke to find himself in the late Eastern Han, four hundred years later.
In the sixth year of Zhongping, Dong Zhuo threw the capital into chaos. The Xiliang army spread war and turmoil across the land, leaving the people displaced and the empire on the brink of collapse.
Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Yuan Shao, Lu Bu... Warlords rose up everywhere, vying for supremacy over the Central Plains.
As memories from a later age fused with the Hegemon-King’s battle spirit, Ji Ran threw back his head and laughed:
“Heaven will not destroy me, Xiang Ji!”
Liu Bang’s Han empire was already on the verge of collapse. I, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, will personally reshape this land amid the chaos!
With my halberd pointed at the realm, I will sweep through the Three Kingdoms. Tell me, which warlord of the late Han can withstand even one blow from me?
