Chang'an Yi

Name: Chang'an Yi
Author: Walnut Flavored Sparkling Water

by Walnut Flavored Sparkling Water

completed Fantasy Epic Fantasy Male Lead

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180Kwords80chapters

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Ch. 80 — The Book is Filled with the Fragrance of Plum Blossoms, and There is No Game Other Than Chess

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About This Novel

"Chang'an Yi" takes Shen Yanqiu's growth as the main line and revolves around a "Chang'an Yi" chess book that runs through the world. The story begins with Shen Jinghong's secret before his death - "Your mother is the late emperor's 'Queen's Chess'". Shen Yanqiu embarks on the road of decryption and discovers the ultimate chess game left by his mother Shen Mu (Queen's Chess): "The imperial power is the general, the people are the soldiers, and the people's hearts are the living chess eyes." The siege of the salt warehouse in the northern border, the poison conspiracy in the southern border, and the boat poison trap in the East China Sea. Xiao Yan, the mastermind behind the scenes, has always used the "heart-eating evil skill" to stir up the storm, trying to use Shen Yanqiu's "pure heart" to sacrifice and control the hearts of the people. With the assistance of Qin Wuchang (former minister of Shen's mother), Su Qingyan (physician), and Xiao Jingyan (former prince, later turned to the New Deal), Shen Yanqiu used "Chang'an Yi" as a guide to break the situation, united the people of the twelve states (salt workers, herdsmen, slang people, fishermen), used salt bricks, herbs, pearls and other tokens to gather people's hearts and gradually disintegrate Xiao Yan's power. From the secret of "Queen's Chess" to the practice of the concept of "shared chess", from personal revenge to world symbiosis, the story finally completes the loop at the Zhongnan Mountain altar: Xiao Yan's evil power was defeated by the resonance of millions of people's hearts, and Shen Yanqiu and everyone created the "first year of shared chess" with the consensus that "imperial power protects the people's hearts, and people's hearts shape the world". The work uses the "chess game" as a metaphor, interweaving political intrigue, fantasy and people's livelihood issues, and explores at its core the "symbiotic relationship between power and people's hearts" - the real endgame is not the victory of one side, but the people of the world holding the chess pieces together, with the people's hearts as the eyes, playing a chess game for eternity.