The Overlord Is Dead, and the Three Thousand Chu Troops Regard Me as Their King.

The Overlord is dead, and on the banks of Wujiang River, Western Chu has been destroyed. Wang Mo, a history student at Peking University, accidentally traveled to the late Chu and Han Dynasties. When he woke up, he had become Xiang Zhuang under Xiang Yu. At this time, Xiang Yu had committed suicide in Wujiang River, Yu Ji was still alive, and three thousand Chu troops were besieged by hundreds of thousands of Han troops. Everyone believed that Chu was dead. But Wang Mo knew that this was not the end. Liu Bang will dominate the world, Han Xin will sweep through the princes, Peng Yue and Ying Bu will rise one after another, and the once arrogant Western Chu will completely disappear in the long river of history. Faced with a desperate situation, Wang Mo did not choose to surrender. Three thousand people, he wants to take them alive. If there is no food and grass, he will seize it. Without a city, he borrowed mountains and rivers to build a city. When the Han army encircled and suppressed him, he avoided the real situation and attacked the weak; when the Han army blocked it, he ran thousands of miles to attack. Cross the river, lurk, lure the enemy, and ambush, and fight your way out of certain death situations time and time again. But when the three thousand Chu troops gathered again and the Chu people's trumpets sounded again, Wang Mo realized that he had embarked on a completely different path from history. The history he was once familiar with is getting out of control little by little. And Liu Bang and Han Xin, who were once aloof, finally turned their attention to this person who should have been forgotten by history. The Overlord is dead. But the soul of Chu is still alive. In this life, Xiang Zhuang not only wants to survive. He wanted the three thousand Chu troops to stand up again. Let the world know more: It was Xiang Yu who was buried in Wujiang. Not Xichu.