The moonlight in Daliang City reflects the broken jade in the hand of Lord Xinling Wei Wuji. On the one hand, there is the jealousy of his brother King Wei and the eagerness of Qin, on the other hand, there is the critical need for help from Zhao and the life and death of his sister - this Wei man, who is revered as the "first son of the Warring States Period", stands on the edge of the cliff of fate.
Three thousand customers obeyed the order, and there were dense secrets in Yanyu Tower. He was originally the pinnacle of the Wei Kingdom, but because of a huge gamble of "stealing the talisman to save Zhao", he embarked on a bloody road of betrayal and loyalty. Hou Sheng's brocade bag contains a shocking chess game, Ru Ji's arm-wrapped gold lock contains the secret of patricide, Zhu Hai's iron vertebrae drinks up the blood of the traitorous general, and the Qin people's snare has already been quietly tightened.
On the banks of the Yeshui River, one hundred thousand Wei troops defected; in the Daliang Palace, the bronze spider exposed its deadly conspiracy. When Lord Xinling's white clothes were stained with blood and his long sword pointed at Lord Longyang, he realized that the so-called Warring States period was just a fight with the world as a chessboard and all living beings as chess pieces. And he, the "Wei Shi" who is most reluctant to lose his son, will eventually write the most tragic event in the history of the Seven Heroes' struggle for hegemony with his flesh and blood.
Strategy, swords, grudges, family and country... When the beacon fire ignites Hangu Pass, and when the chess pieces deviate from the preset trajectory, who can maintain the final morality and original intention in this troubled chess game?