Iron Pawn Crosses the River: Slaying Gods and Killing Emperors

The Divine Emperor used heaven and earth as a chessboard, and all living beings as his pieces. He used **mountains as borders and great rivers as moats, with the throne of the Divine Emperor as the prize, and smiled as he played a game of chess against all life under heaven.

But he never expected that anyone in the world would dare to play against him.

Just as victory seemed assured, a lowly pawn named Tie Ge crossed the river, destroyed the cannon, took the horse, overturned the chariot, and rampaged all the way forward, ultimately striking down his proxy, the Emperor.

Just as he was about to destroy this chess piece, the lowly pawn named Tie Ge had already reached him and driven him from the throne of the Divine Emperor for good.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.