The owner of the jade belt was the renowned general Han Xin from the Han dynasty, who was also known as the ‘Matchless General of the Nation.’

Back then, Han Xin had defeated Xiang Yu—the King of the State of Western Chu—on Liu Bang’s behalf.

This laid the foundation for the Han dynasty, and Liu Bang was extremely grateful to this general of his.

After he was enthroned, Liu Bang conferred upon Han Xin the title of ‘King of the Three Equilibriums’ and promised him that he would never die under the famous ‘five conditions.’

The three equilibriums were the Heavens, the Earth, and the Emperor.

As for the five conditions, the meaning was that as long as the Heavens, the Earth, and the Emperor were witnesses, Iron and Bronze could not kill him.

At that time, Han Xin was second only to the Emperor himself.

Nevertheless, as the Han regime stabilized, Liu Bang became overly suspicious like the previous Emperors. He was worried that his brothers, who had once fought by his side and claimed the nation with him, would eventually...