I Am the Overlord of Western Chu: a Monologue on Fate and Freedom

This is a soul epic that spans time and space. It starts from the monologue of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, and unfolds an immortal flow of souls from the moment Wujiang commits suicide. In the intertwining of Styx, dreams and reality, Xiang Yu's soul constantly reunites, collides and dialogues with the images of Liu Bang and Yu Ji. He tried to understand the meaning of "defeat" and "fate", but was reawakened in the dream of a modern young man "Su Li" thousands of years later. Ancient tragedies no longer belong only to princes and swords, but have become metaphors for modern people's self-understanding, freedom of destiny and awakening of will. The whole novel connects the "reincarnation of the times" with the "reincarnation of the soul", and explores an ultimate proposition through the interweaving of dreams, reality, history and meta-narrative: "When humans have the power to change their destiny, do they also lose the ability to understand their destiny?"