The Chessboard of History: Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han Crush the Western Gods

[Historical what-if + strategic chess matches + national destiny + lost history + face-slapping + transmigration + golden finger]

What if the world were no longer a land of borders, but a chessboard barely an inch across? What if history were no longer written down, but transformed into chess pieces?

Su Yuze transmigrates into a parallel world where everyone uses “historical chess pieces” to compete and vie for national destiny. Here, mythical heroes from the West, such as Zeus and Apollo, run rampant. But because of gaps in its historical record and the complexity of its historical figures, Huaxia’s chess pieces are wildly unpredictable in strength. Its national destiny is in decline, leaving it at the mercy of others.

At this desperate moment, he brings the one and only golden finger: a complete history of Huaxia and strategic insight far beyond his era!

While others are still fretting over Qu Yuan’s chess piece drowning itself, he has already awakened its “Soul of Chu” domain with a poem, “Encountering Sorrow”!

When his opponents bring out “The Three Hundred Spartans,” his “Elite Qin Warriors” formation is already quietly in place, just waiting for the order!

With a single move, Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han join forces to sweep across the world; with a single game, the wisdom of Confucius crushes the West’s false gods!

As one forgotten hero of Huaxia after another reappears in his hands, as the brilliance of Huaxia civilization once more illuminates the cosmos...

Gods of the West, tremble! From this moment on, the outcome of this game is ours to decide!