> Shen Ci, the guilty slave of Yeting, carries the bloodline of the previous dynasty, and plays chess every step of the way to find the jade seal;
> Xiao Che, the king of Zhenbei, holds a heavy army and vows to burn down the decadent dynasty.
> She uses secret knowledge as a blade to imprison the phoenix in the abyss of power to survive; he uses the country as a prison to play chess on the edge of taboos.
> When the desire to restore the country collides with the mind-stealing blade——
> On the day when the jade is broken and the seal is replaced, who will rule the new dynasty?
Reader comments
I was attracted by the author's carefully designed table of contents and read a few chapters, but I felt that some of the plots were inexplicable, such as the old monk's suicide. I skipped through more than 20 chapters, but I don't have the patience to read anymore.
I was attracted by the author's carefully designed table of contents and read a few chapters, but I felt that some of the plots were inexplicable, such as the old monk's suicide. I skipped through more than 20 chapters, but I don't have the patience to read anymore.