More Than Ten Thousand People

In the sixteenth year of Longqing, undercurrents surged in the seemingly peaceful Dayin Dynasty. The seventh prince, Xiao Jingyan, hid in the court under the name "Idle Prince", but secretly filled the palace with chess pieces. At that time, the prince Xiao Jinghong was violent and suspicious, and regarded his brothers as enemies; the ceremonial supervisor Lu Jingzhou hid a knife in his smile, and made trouble in front of the emperor; while deep in the East Palace, the gentle concubine Su Yunwan was hiding a secret letter at the bottom of the rouge box. As the bloody rain approaches, Xiao Jamel plays chess late at night in Prince Jing's Mansion. Behind him, counselor Shen Mo unfolded the blood-stained map of the imperial city: "Your Highness, it's time to close the net." ——This is a chess game in which the world is at stake. If he succeeds, he will rule the ninth level; if he fails, his body will be gone. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.