Xiao Shaolong was actually "killed" by his own father. He managed to survive, but became a disabled person. Later, it was recorded in the Fate Monument that he could only live for ten more years.
Why? Why is all this happening?
Are weak people really just humble pawns of the strong? Even if he dies, he can only be a fool, without even the right to know?
The strong use time as a chessboard and the weak as pawns to strategize.
What I, Xiao Shaolong, have to do is get out of this chessboard and let the person who sets the chess pieces become my chess piece.
Friendly reminder: before reading this book, please make a dental appointment in advance, because after five chapters, you may laugh your teeth off.
(This book is humorous, light-hearted and touching. It is unsystematic, non-bloody and non-brainy. It has an outline of more than 100,000 words, so there is absolutely no possibility of TJ.)
