The Taming of Madness by a Sick Beauty

The killing game they carefully weaved was nothing more than a chess record dedicated to Lin Shu and a hunting ground for Chen Jin. Lin Shu, sick and torn apart, was shockingly beautiful and bone-chillingly cold. The world laughs at him hanging on by a thread, but they don't know that the top hacker's information network, the hidden chess game, the calculation that penetrates people's hearts, and this "sick body" are all his fatal disguise. The hero's conspiracy? An ambush by a top killer? In his eyes, it's just a clown's script. He just needs to make precise moves to lure you into the trap. Chen Jin, a humanoid natural disaster, a vicious blade with maximum destructive power. The world is afraid of his uncontrollable madness, but they don't know that this madness only burns for Lin Shu and is the most accurate weapon in Lin Shu's hand. The inhuman fighting instinct and beast-like intuition, under the guidance of Lin Shu, turned into a violent aesthetic that tears down all obstacles - breaking the situation is the art he dedicated to his master. The villains tried their best, but they lost in frustration: Underestimating Lin Shu - illness and weakness are bait, control is poison. I misjudged Chen Jin - madness is controllable, but loyalty is destruction. Trapped in petty profits, Lin Shu's chess game has already conquered the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.