In the Early Han Dynasty, It Started with Saving Han Xin

I am Liu Ruyi, the youngest son of Liu Bang and the future King of Zhao. I was born in the fourth year of the Han Dynasty, and I knew from birth that there were two endings to death that had already been written: In the eleventh year of the Han Dynasty, Han Xinhui was trapped and killed in the Changle Bell Chamber by Xiao He and Empress Lu; In the first year of Emperor Hui's reign, a glass of poisonous wine was my fate. The first step in self-rescue is to save Han Xin. It's not about kindness, it's about survival. Once Han Xin dies, the butcher's knife will soon fall on my neck. With half a liang of Qin and half a wooden slip, the seven-year-old King Zhao entered the most dangerous chess game in the early Han Dynasty. The road ahead is a narrow escape. I may not win. But I have to give it a try.