Ji Xin: the Loyal Soul of Han Dynasty

Qin lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away. Chu and Han were fighting each other, and in the battle of Xingyang, Han and Zuo were hanging by a thread. "Historical Records" only records a few words: Ji Xin, a general of the Han Dynasty, falsely surrendered to Chu and was burned by Xiang Yu. But behind these few strokes is the life of a commoner in northern Shu—— From under the honey locust tree in Anhan Township, to the shadow of the sword at the Hongmen Banquet; from the yellow carriage at the east gate of Xingyang, to the last breath of the burning fire. He is not Liu Bang, not Xiang Yu, not Han Xin, not Zhang Liang. He was the one who stood up and said "The king leaves, but the minister stays" at the most critical moment. This book uses official history as its basis and line drawing as its pen. It does not travel back in time, is not systematic, and does not make jokes.