Chu Han: I Help the Overlord Set the Tripod

After reading this historical plot about Xiang Yu's background, the most surprising thing is the portrayal of the protagonist Lin Yan. There is no cheating, no bravery, and a sense of calmness at every step is so shocking! From stabilizing the chaotic situation and establishing rules in the North Point Refugee Bureau, to facing Xiang Liang's school examination and dealing with Xiang Yu's contempt, he was always sober and self-possessed, neither humble nor overbearing, neither deliberately trying to please nor blindly trying to be strong, and he had the word "pragmatic" engraved in his bones. The rhythm of the plot is just right, with no redundant foreshadowing. Each chapter has a new test and a reversal - the hidden food in the North Point, the verbal confrontation in the outer courtyard, the bad debts and the mystery of the warehouse. The plot progresses layer by layer, vividly describing the game of people's hearts in the background of troubled times. Xiang Yu's unruly character, Xiang Liang's deep character, and the supporting characters also have their own edges and corners, without any sense of being human. The most rare thing is that the plot line is not suspended, and there is no empty talk about changing the world at every turn. It only cuts into the real aspects of food, roads, and people's hearts, so that every step of Lin Yan's advancement is well-founded. I look forward to seeing him break through the situation in Cangxia and truly gain a foothold. See how he can use his own strengths to find a place in the troubled times in the Xiang family camp. He has great stamina and is worth following!

Xiang Yu's biggest fault is that he is too stingy. If he doesn't get rid of this, no matter how many talents he needs, they will not follow him. He is too stingy to his subordinates. Liu Bang made his subordinates kings and marquises.