The Rebellious Hegemon King of Chu

Don't suddenly upgrade your technology, or suddenly pull out a grenade and blow someone up.

Even now, I think of Xiang Yu, who refused to cross the Yangtze River to the east. The real Xiang Yu in history was also brave and resourceful. I hope to see a high-quality historical book about Xiang Yu published!

I quite enjoy reading your book, but these last few chapters are so intellectually absurd I have to complain. If you can revise them, I really suggest you change the plot where Xiang Liang and Xiang Zhuang are captured. Once captured, it's a death sentence. The current pacing seems to be deliberately sabotaging Meng Yi.

The main point is that starting with Xiang Yu isn't difficult; what readers want is something challenging. If you start a story about the Three Kingdoms with Meng Huo, the Northern Song with Emperor Zhezong, or the Qing with Emperor Hong Tianshun, I think that would be more challenging and likely more engaging.

Is the author not planning to write a new book?

Many people say that the protagonists in your previous books were pretentious, but I didn't think it was so bad. Wu Jie and Wei Xiang were from prestigious families, and Zhao He and Zhao Dan were even kings, possessing historical advantages and knowledge two thousand years ahead of others, so their pretentiousness and subsequent setbacks were normal.

... I thought I had a new book to read...

Keep going, we're waiting for you to come back! 🤓🤓🤓

Showing off, using cheats, and outsmarting your opponent are all acceptable, but you need to have the strength first, right? Zhao Dan and Zhao He were both kings, and Wu Jie and Wei Xiang were from prestigious families. Their initial boasting and cheating weren't due to any deep-seated hatred, so it's all understandable.

What kind of cheat code does this book have? The atomic bomb.