Browsing through the history of the Chu-Han period, Chen Xi silently jotted down a passage. At the Battle of Gaixia, Xiang Yu, alone, defeated Liu Bang's 30,000 elite soldiers with his own might. Exhausted, he died in battle. Xiang Yu, who could have escaped, chose to die rather than disappoint his Jiangdong disciples. Even in death, the undefeated overlord was too formidable for anyone to approach.,At the very beginning, the change came from a meteorite, also known in historical records as the Divine Stone. This Divine Stone fell to the land of Central Plains, changing the physique of the people there.,And in the subsequent four hundred years of the Han Dynasty, various martial arts schools emerged. The warriors who relied on their natural talent during the Chu-Han period gradually systematized a path of cultivation, making "one strike to kill a thousand" no longer a myth but a tangible reality.。