Life is like chess, there are only dilemmas and no dead ends. You never know at what step you will take a turn for the better. This is true in chess, and so is life. Li Kaixian, the chess king of the Ming Dynasty, was obsessed with playing chess since he was a child. From watching others playing chess to losing in competitions, he went to Jixia chess palace to learn chess. Step by step, he becomes the chess king, competes in various provinces and regions, then competes in various countries, and reaches the top of the world step by step. After passing the Jinshi examination, he disappeared from his post. Suddenly I heard that the chess kings of the Japanese kingdom from the east and the Annan kingdom from the south came to challenge them. No chess player in the world could stop them. . .
