The Old Qin

Liu Bang at the end of the Han Dynasty was very strong! Although his character was flawed, I personally believe that if Xiang Yu hadn't been a descendant of the Xiang family, he would have been much weaker, since his life had been far too smooth sailing.

Everyone, this book is finished.

This novel is so well-written! I'd also like to recommend another novel to everyone, called "The Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," written by the pen name Old White Pig. It updates twice a day without fail and doesn't have a bad ending.

I'd like to take this opportunity to advertise my book, *The Strategists of the Qin and Han Dynasties*, and hope you'll support me.

I just read the first chapter. What does "the first feudal dynasty" mean? The Qin Empire was not the end of China's feudal dynasties, but rather the founder of a centralized monarchical dynasty.

Is this Liu Bang's special ability to use his luck? Incredible good fortune?

With his powerful cavalry, Xiang Yu would be incredibly formidable.