The Great Han Dynasty: Breaking the Cauldron

In 210 BC, Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin, was forced to commit suicide by taking poison by the eunuch Zhao Gao on the charge of subjugation. After Hu Hai committed suicide, Zhao Gao buried him hastily and made Ziying emperor. However, this move was not enough to quell public anger, but instead aroused larger-scale anti-Qin sentiment among the people. During this period, the anti-Qin forces, led by Chu generals Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu's uncle and nephew, divided their forces into two groups and launched a fierce attack on Qin. Xiang Liang led his army to Guanzhong. During the "Battle of Dingtao", Xiang Liang did not listen to Fan Zeng's advice. When pursuing Zhang Han, he encountered Qin's reinforcements and was thrown off his horse by Qin's second general Wang Li. Xiang Liang was already in danger when he was rescued back to the camp. The news reached Xiang Yu's army, and Xiang Yu immediately returned to his army to meet his uncle. However, all was lost. After Xiang Liang entrusted Xiang Yu to Fan Zeng, he left with hatred. After Xiang Liang's death, the situation in Chu State took a turn for the worse, with subtle abnormalities. In order to rectify the order of the country and stabilize people's hearts, King Huai of Chu insisted on retreating to Pengcheng and awarded rewards to Xiang Yu and Liu Bang respectively. Just when Xiang Yu was immersed in the pain of losing his uncle and couldn't extricate himself from depression, Zhao was besieged by Qin and Julu fell. After hearing this news, Xiang Yu ignored his father Fan Zeng's advice and took the initiative to fight to relieve Zhao's siege. Xiang Yu had Xiang Yu's plan, but King Huai of Chu...