He is the first person in Chinese history who is "difficult to calm down".
A young man who collapsed after reading a book later became the God of War. A general who did not understand tactics forced the founding emperor to abandon his wife and children three times to escape for his life. A man who died at the age of thirty-one, two thousand years after his death, there are still people pouring wine for him by the Wujiang River.
"Jiangdong Huoshaoyun" does not include the "Farewell My Concubine" drama, nor does it include the facial makeup in the textbook. It is about a real person who can be afraid, angry, misjudged, and stubborn enough to ruin everything with his own hands. His final enemy is not Liu Bang, but a world that he can no longer understand.
This is not to retell history, but to let you re-understand the "person who should have won."
Turning to the first page, you will find that the Xiang Yu you know has been wrong all along.
