I Played Go with an Immortal for Five Years, and Now I Dare to Defy Him

Ning Ye has just transmigrated when his consciousness becomes trapped inside a cave dwelling.

A chessboard is set out inside. A blind old man tells him that he can leave if he defeats the black pieces.

Time flies, and five years pass in the blink of an eye. Then the old master of the Ning family suddenly dies.

The Ning family shows signs of imminent collapse.

As the old saying goes, "A man is guilty for possessing a jade."

The imperial court claims that the Ning family has no one left and demands that they hand over the human-path killing weapon, the Southern-Calming Spear.

His sister-in-law Qin Yao refuses to yield, standing alone beneath the red-lacquered gate to hold off the Imperial Guards. At the critical moment, Ning Ye emerges, carrying the Southern-Calming Spear.

Ning Ye: "But my Ning family is not without a soul!"

The living corpse who should have been lying in bed, the last direct descendant of the Prince of Southern Calm's household, rises from his bed.

The young dragon awakens, shocking the entire court.

The beasts rally to their lord as he rides across the world!

This world is a chessboard, and people are its pieces. In the shifting pattern of black and white, fate is unpredictable.

Some play chess against Heaven, placing a piece that defies it.

One transmigrator spends five years racking his brains without finding an answer, then smashes the chessboard in a fit of rage.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.