Extremely Hard Hell: the Heroic Age of the Qin Empire

On the hospital bed in the sand dune, Ying Zheng opened his eyes, and the two centuries of Chu-Han struggle for hegemony came to nothing. In 210 BC, the Qin Dynasty was not destroyed. Chen Sheng and Wu Guang were trampled to pieces in the mud by imperial cavalry before they could finish writing their message. The remnants of the Six Kingdoms' dream of national restoration collided with a super empire running at full speed. Hell difficulty. Xiang Yu and Liu Bang were supposed to be mortal enemies. But in the face of an absolutely powerful enemy, they made a stupid and romantic decision: to join forces. There is no conspiracy, no betrayal, no winner or loser. There are only two men using the stupidest way - trust - to challenge an impossible opponent. This is another China. A forgotten heroic epic.