Liu Bang is just a small-time CEO, while Han Xin is a legendary war commander

To be honest, my assessment is that the small-time CEO just got lucky by acquiring a historical figure to achieve unification.
From the moment he gathered 700,000 men and lost a head-on clash against 30,000, it's hard to view him as anything more than a small-time CEO.
Even running a small business isn't easy. Don't look down on him.
Honestly, I think Han Xin is superior to Alexander. Alexander = a higher-tier version of Huo Qubing.
I don't count the Mongols because they relied too much on cavalry.
No rebuttals accepted.