Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was the founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. He rebelled at the end of the Qin Dynasty and conquered the world with Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. Unfortunately, Xiang Yu had a strong army and Liu Bang could not match him, so he had to burn the plank road and escape temporarily.
Soon, Liu Bang gathered his elite troops, and as if he had received help from heaven, he secretly arrived in Chencang and launched another attack on the Guanzhong Plain. Xiang Yu was caught off guard, retreated steadily, and finally committed suicide in Wujiang River.
Dare I ask how Liu Bang, who suffered repeated defeats in the past, made a comeback?
"Building plank roads in the open, crossing Chencang in secret" is just a good story, is there any reason?
Repeated battles and defeats, repeated defeats and repeated rises, repeated rises and repeated battles, and finally repeated battles and victories!
The world admires Liu Bang, but they don't know that there is a legend in it!
This story originates from this legendary treasure-Seven Star Lotus!