Three Kingdoms: Qi, Han and Chu

In August 205 BC, Han Xin took the order to attack the northern vassal states. In just over a year, he destroyed five kingdoms in a row. Generals such as Cao Shen and Guan Ying gradually grew to admire Han Xin. In 203 BC, Xiuwu seized the army, which caused discord between Han Xin, Cao Shen, Guan Ying and Liu Bang. In the same year, the armies of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu faced off between Xingyang and Chenggao. At this time, Han Xin was evenly matched and he established himself as the false king of Qi. He had 300,000 people under his command. Xiang Yu was afraid, so he sent Wu She to lobby Han Xin. In the same year, Liu Bang, the king of Han, sent an envoy to officially confer Han Xin as the king of Qi. Our story also begins...