Kong Yu, a war game expert at the National Defense University, woke up and became Han Xin, a young man on the streets of Huaiyin.
The rogue spread her legs and let him penetrate her. He didn't crawl - he drew his sword, fought back, robbed prisons, opened warehouses, and turned an empty county government office into his own chessboard.
He knows the whole history: Chen Sheng will be defeated, Xiang Yu will lose, Liu Bang will have the last laugh, Han Xin in the history books will die in the bell chamber of Changle Palace, and the Yi tribe will die.
So he took the third path.
The lime armor-piercing soldiers flooded the Wei River with dragons and troops, and Gaixia calmed down the Chu and Han Dynasties. He did not surrender to Liu Bang, did not kneel to Xiang Yu, and led a group of dog-slaughters and desperadoes to forcefully insert the third knife between Chu and Han.
But the pieces on the chessboard will bleed. Xiao Liuzi was the first to die for the flag. Chen Wu was surrounded in the mountain col. After shooting the last three arrows in the arrow pot, he wrote his name on the third page of the death list.
He finally understood: Deduction can determine the outcome, but not the people's hearts.
But he still wanted to change - "From now on, there will be no Yi tribe in the world."
There is no need to open the bell chamber of Changle Palace for him. The young man in Caishikou no longer needs to kneel down.
