The Struggle Between Chu and Han for Hegemony

The Chu-Han War destroyed China into a mess. How long would it take for the protagonist to defeat Liu Bang and seize the world? Modu is about to unify the grasslands and move south. Thinking about the tragic situation in the early Han Dynasty, we had to make peace with the Huns. In order to save enough money for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to attack the Huns, it was said that it was the savings of the two emperors Wen and Jing, but in fact it was the savings of Liu Bang, the founding king of the country. It took decades to save enough capital for Liu Che's squandering. Your protagonist wants to turn the tide and destroy Han and restore Chu when Xiang Yu is about to be defeated and commit suicide. Is he waiting for the Xiongnu to take over the Central Plains in advance? After Liu Bang conquered the world, China was already in such misery. Unable to find a horse of the same color, the minister traveled in an ox-cart. The protagonist continues to fight for a few more years, and it seems that even the later emperor can only make bullock carts. The minister can only walk on his own...

After reading a few chapters, there is one aspect that I suggest the author consider more. The war and strategy are written like child's play, but there is barely any logic, but the number of troops is really child's play, like playing a game. When Xiang Tian reached Shouchun, he only had about 27,000 men and horses. Then he fought against Li Zuoche and Fan Kuai. His troops were lost and replenished. When he succeeded in ambushing Fan Kuai, he had 50,000 cavalry at the beginning of Chapter 32. . . During this period, it was agreed many times that Li and Fan had mostly infantry. Counting battle losses, conscription, and surrender, even if you broke through with hundreds of thousands of horses (impossible), all the additional conscripts and surrenders would be able to ride horses? Even if there are stirrups on both sides and no one mounts the horse, they must be cavalry. Is this playing a game? The type of troops led by generals has been changed from infantry to cavalry. As for strategies and recruiting generals, I can't say you are wrong, but you can enrich the details so that you can at least justify your explanation.

Xiang Tian, ​​is he awesome with the word ""? ? ? I really don't understand, I'm in the second batch

It is even more outrageous to say that there is a prince. At that time, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang were both leaders of the allied forces under the King of Chu.

The protagonist runs all the way from Gaixia to Hetao. There are so many cavalry. How to solve the problem of eating, drinking and sleeping? Can you explain to me?

Wasn't Xiang Yu the one who killed Guan Ying? Pay attention to details, many details are wrong.

It's very well written. I've given you 4 tickets every day. Come on.

The writing is quite good, but there are too many ellipses as dividing lines 😅

Why do I feel that all the communications in the book arrive instantly? It's so far away, so it must take ten and a half days for the news to arrive.

Use less tiger eyes, now I get annoyed when I see the word tiger eyes

After reading three chapters, I wonder what Xiang Yu and Han Xin look like? There is no character description or characterization.

Author When I read more than sixty chapters, I was a little confused: At that time, Cao Shen and Wang Ling were serving under Han Xin! Why did you go to Xianyang?

Why do I think this is a copy of The Lonely Swordsman's The Battle of Chu and Han 😅 Change the protagonist

It seems that the Xiongnu King Maodun is about to come out at this time. If the author cannot unify as soon as possible, how can he resist the Xiongnu going south.

Tiger eyes, tiger eyes, everyone uses tiger eyes, it really affects the reading experience

The author really has great ideas! The writing is really good, I hope you will continue to work hard＾0＾~

Please update more soon, ╭(╯^╰)╮Looking forward to the follow-up

Qin lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away

Does this book look very similar to "Chu-Han Zhengding"?

If the First Emperor is not dead, who in the world will dare to rebel?

It's a qualified web article, but there is a problem with the classification, and the history... Is messed up! It is not recommended to read if you are particular about monsters. The whole book is based on stupidity, instant creation + instant messaging + pig's trotter aura. Pig's trotter is the representative of all justice, and the story takes the elimination of heresy as its own duty 😏

Xiang Yu has no son, and there is no historical record. If such a big man has descendants, there will be records. If there are no records, there are no descendants.

I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross Jiangdong

It's really well written, keep it up. One book becomes a god!

In this competition between Chu and Han, who copied whom? The plot is the same

The author's writing is sincere and he is ahead of the pack in similar works.

Support the author greatly Just be sure not to be a eunuch

Moreover, the King of Qi he was talking about was also granted the title after Xiang Yu died.

The prince of Chu Xiang Tian, ​​the prince of Chu Xiang Tian, ​​the prince of Chu Xiang Tian. Can you not add Prince Chu, for fear that others won't know? Still the word water

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