Honghuang: I, the Chess Player Outside of Heaven

Main plot: The protagonist Chen Yuan was an undefeated chess master who aspired to dominate the world in his previous life. He died unexpectedly, and a wisp of his soul was reincarnated in the chaos of the undecided world and the unopened world. He is not a demon god, nor does he have any spiritual treasures to accompany him. He only relies on his supreme understanding of the "way of chess" to regard the entire evolution of the ancient world as a supreme game of chess. In the first calamity of the Long Han Dynasty, the Lich Contest, and the Great Catastrophe of the Gods, he used the heaven and earth as a chessboard and all living beings as pawns. He did not practice magic or magical powers. He only relied on his ingenious layout and control of the general trend. With his accurate predictions, under the eyes of the saints and Taoist ancestors, he steals the secrets of heaven step by step, plots his luck, and finally uses his mortal soul to perform the deeds of heaven, execute chess moves, and prove the supreme Hunyuan chess way. The highlight is that the protagonist does not have any system or plug-ins, and relies solely on his own wisdom and character to play against the sky and compete with the saints in a prehistoric world filled with murderous threats. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.