The Mountains and Rivers of Dasheng Form the Basis

A blood-stained ink jade chessboard, a life-and-death game that spans thousands of years. Xiao Heng, a student from the Department of Modern Archeology, accidentally traveled through time and became the most powerful seventh prince of the Dasheng Dynasty. The mysterious case of his predecessor falling from a horse is still unsolved, and the poisonous wine in the East Palace is still warm. When he opens his eyes, he is caught in the murderous situation - the prince's sleeve arrows are hidden in Beidi's secret pattern, the fifth prince has an affair with the illusion of the Western Regions, the third prince's disaster relief account book has blood debts, and in the dark there is the ghost of the previous dynasty's "Dragon Locking Formation" wandering deep in the dragon's veins. He relied on martial arts scriptures to transform bows and crossbows, used chemical equations to defeat kerosene traps, and used archaeological maps to decipher mountain and river chess records. However, he found that every time he broke a game, he was making a wedding dress for others. The golden map of mountains and rivers hidden in the ink jade actually resonates with the frequency of the emperor coughing up blood; the "Nine Stars" celestial phenomenon that has not been recorded in the history books is approaching, and the key to the dragon vein that all forces are competing for has been burned into his soul as early as the night he traveled through. When the final chapter of the chess game came, Xiao Heng stood on the ruins of the observatory, looking at the restored bronze Sinan in his hand - one end of the pointer pointed at his father on the dragon chair, and the other end was buried in his chest. It turns out that the ending of this conspiracy spanning three generations had already been written when he opened the thousand-year-old tomb. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.