Feather's Bravery

My name is Chen Mo, a cultural relic repairer and a huge fan of Xiang Yu. When I woke up, Louis Koo became my father. That's right, it's the Xiang Shaolong played by Louis Koo in "Looking for Qin". He named me Xiang Bao'er - yes, the nickname of the Overlord of Western Chu was Bao'er. This is not the end. There is a "overlord system" in the brain, and the first task in infancy is: to pee in front of the parents. I refuse. Then I choked every time I drank milk. OK, I pee. As the system tasks were unlocked step by step, my strength became stronger and stronger, to the point where ordinary weapons would break with just a single grip. Xiang Shaolong helped me make a gun out of meteorite iron, weighing ninety-nine and eighty-one pounds, and named it the Overlord Gun. From Julu to Pengcheng, from breaking the cauldron to being besieged on all sides. I know the history and I know the ending, but I still want to try - try to see if I can make Xiang Yu's death less regretful. This is not a heroic story. This is a story about a son and a father, smiling towards the destined ending. The bravery of Yu is unparalleled throughout the ages. But this bravery was earned by his father with his life.