We Remember Chess

Kang Yiqi: "Am I pitiful? No, you are more pitiable than me, a humble ant? I can bite you all the same. Maybe death is better than living an ignoble existence." A boy whose parents have died, continues to grow in this desolate world, survives and grows in the torture of abuse, and searches for the light in his heart at the critical moment of life and death. In this apocalyptic era, even if the appearance is dark, he still has his own bottom line. "People, ghosts, immortals, gods, demons, Buddhas, no matter who they are. Don't try to stop me from pursuing freedom of choice. I'm not your plaything, and don't try to use your cage to trap me! Otherwise, don't blame me for tearing you apart." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.