In 202 BC, the army at Gaixia was defeated, and Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, was trapped on the banks of the Wujiang River. He should have committed suicide by following the historical path, but instead he met a mysterious old man who traveled through time with a smartphone. When the predetermined outcome of "death by suicide" and later generations' evaluation of his "stubbornness and tragedy" were clearly displayed on the luminous screen, the hero who had been proud of his whole life was completely shaken - should he stick to the integrity of "having no face to see Jiangdong's elders", or should he break fate and give Yu Ji and Jiangdong's children a chance to make a comeback?
With the "artifact of the future" and the motto of "recruiting talented people" given by the old boatman, Xiang Yu returned across the river. The former headstrong overlord must now learn to let go of his pride and listen to advice. While he summoned his old troops, appeased the people of Jiangdong, and dealt with Liu Bang's ensuing pursuits and conspiracies, he also fumbled and tested unfamiliar smartphones and power banks, trying to find the key to breaking the situation from "future information".
This is a rewriting of destiny that spans a thousand years, and it is also the self-salvation of a tragic hero. Amid the pull of historical inertia and destiny-defying changes, can Xiang Yu rely on courage and wisdom to make up for past regrets and completely overturn the established outcome of "Han inheriting the Qin system"? When the battle flag of the Chu camp rises again in Jiangdong, this counterattack battle intertwined with intrigue, passion and imagination is destined to rewrite the direction of Chinese history.
Purpose: Break the shackles of "fatalism" and reconstruct the definition of a hero by "facing failure and actively seeking change"