When Chen Mo, a history college student, visited the Overlord Temple of Western Chu, he accidentally dripped blood on the Overlord's gun. When he opened his eyes again, he became Xiang Yu who defeated Wujiang. Behind him were five thousand pursuers, in front of him was the roaring river, and only twenty-eight riders were left beside him. Crossing the river? Or not across the river? The overlord in history chose to kill himself, but Chen Mo was not Xiang Yu. In his mind were two thousand years of history, the endings of everyone in Chu and Han, and a complete review of every fatal mistake of Xiang Yu. This time, he passed through Jiangdong; he set up a guillotine at the Hongmen Banquet; Han Xin and Peng Yueying made arrangements, and he dealt with them one by one. When Liu Bang was waiting for Xiang Yu to commit suicide in Chang'an City, he would not have thought that the person who came back alive from the Wujiang River was not a foolhardy man, but a time traveler who had opened up the perspective of God.
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I have read a lot of novels, and the system is always the same, and the tyrants rarely attract people. This book gives people the appeal of being able to enter the character.