Did Han Xin's appearance mean that he could only be a marquis?

The Long and Short Sutra records such a story:

After Han Xin pacified Qi and became the King of Qi, he posed a threat to Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu sent Wu She to lobby Han Xin and suggest that Han Xin, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang divide the world into three parts.

After Wu She's lobbying failed, Kuai Tong continued his lobbying using the theory of physiognomy. He first asked others to step aside, and then told Han Xin seriously: Your face can only allow you to be granted a title of nobility at best, and there are still many hidden dangers, but the bones behind you are extremely rich and noble, which is difficult to describe in words. Han Xin was eager to know the details. Therefore, Kuai Tong combined the current situation with Han Xin's face and back, and used highly imaginative and inflammatory language to determine that Han Xin had the appearance of a sage, and tried his best to persuade Han Xin to dominate the princes.

But Han Xin still did not accept it. Kuai Tong concluded: Those who want to be ministers do not have the ambition to be kings. He pretended to be crazy and disguised himself as a street performer and ran away. After Han Xin finally became a vassal of Liu Bang, he was killed by Liu Bang.

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