Starting at the End of the Qin Dynasty

Han Xin was stabbed to death with a bamboo spear, and the protagonist's ending—being drowned in tofu—is fitting for him. (The protagonist is an idiot, with an IQ as stupid as a pig).

Now that the protagonist has such a powerful advantage, once he has a certain level of influence, he can start climbing the ranks of those who rely on technology.

As the protagonist, given his association with that rogue Liu Bang and his knowledge of history, how could someone from over 5,000 years later possibly respect Liu Bang? Not to mention, Liu Bang killed many of his meritorious officials.

How well is this book polished?

If it were me, I'd just build a ship and sail to the Americas, where they'd probably still be in the primitive era.

Surprisingly, it wasn't abandoned. I'll give it a thumbs up with a recommendation vote!

Is this going to be abandoned? Here's my last recommendation vote.

Although the writing style is a bit rustic... It's rare to find a book that's aligned with Liu Bang. 😁