The Rebellious Hegemon King of Chu

Don't suddenly jump into technology, don't suddenly take out a grenade and blow others up.

I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross the Yangtze River. Xiang Yu in real history was also brave and resourceful. I hope to see a historical masterpiece about Xiang Yu come out!

I quite like reading your book, but these chapters are so frustrating that I have to complain about them. If you can change it, I really suggest you change the plot of Xiang Liang and Xiang Zhuang being arrested. Once caught, it's a dead end. Now the plot rhythm seems to be even more dark than Meng Yi. If Meng Yi could listen to the rebels of the Qin Dynasty, he would be colluding with the rebels of the Qin Dynasty. Wouldn't it be more dangerous than recommending Xu Fu? If Xiang Yu may not be completely considered a traitor in the book, Zhang Liang is definitely a traitor to the Qin Dynasty. When he appeared, I really couldn't figure out why Meng Yi didn't arrest him. What's more, if Meng Yi didn't catch Zhang Liang, he himself would not be trusted by the emperor. The great Qin Jiuqing couldn't understand this point, and instead allowed himself to be manipulated by a traitor recognized by the Qin court?

The main thing is that Xiang Yu is not difficult to start with, but what readers want to see is difficult. You write about the Three Kingdoms starting with Meng Huo, the Northern Song Dynasty starting with Song Zhezong, and the Qing Dynasty starting with Hong Tianshun Emperor. I think it is challenging and should be better.

Is the author not planning to write a new book?

Many people said that the protagonists of your previous books were pretentious, but I actually thought they were okay. Wu Jie and Wei Xiang are sons of famous families, and Zhao He and Zhao Dan are kings. They also have historical cheats and a knowledge reserve that surpasses others for two thousand years. It is normal to show off and slap in the face. But in the last few chapters of your novel, I just can't stand it anymore. The author and other readers please don't say anything like "I give you the keyboard to write." Just because I can't write doesn't mean I don't have the right to comment. In my opinion, these chapters of yours are just for the purpose of blackmailing Hu Hai. Although Hu Hai is indeed evil, is it necessary to write such a suicidal plot for the sake of black Hu Hai? In my opinion, just rescue Yu Ji, run away or hide, wait for the limelight to pass, and still have to write some twists and turns about Xiang Liang and his son being arrested. As of this writing, the plot has collapsed. Xiang Yu and Zhang Liang were in the same frame in Meng Yi's eyes, and it was even more dramatic. Why should Meng Yi be at your mercy? Just because of Xu Fu? Wouldn't it be a shame if someone killed you and Zhang Liang in one fell swoop and then took advantage of them?

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

Come on, wait for you to come back🤓🤓🤓

You can pretend to be cool, cheat, or crush your opponent's IQ, but the prerequisite is that you have the strength, right? Zhao Dan and Zhao He are both kings of the same country, and Wu Jie and Wei Xiang are also sons of famous families. The pretense and cheating at the beginning is not a matter of deep hatred and hatred, and it is all justified. But this Xiang Yu, a man who lost his country, has no sworn relationship with the Qin royal family, and his current strength is not even a fraction of that of Qin Shihuang. Dare I ask, why does the Xiang family dare to jump like this and still be alive at this time?

What's the point of this book? Atomic bomb