In the troubled times of the Seven Kingdoms, under the setting sun in the wasteland, the young Murong Jin witnessed his father, the commander-in-chief Murong Yuntai, die in battle under the iron hoof of Beiliang to protect the "Remnable Chess Book". The words "Seven Kingdoms are like chess, and all living beings are sons" on the blood-stained silk book became his obsession to break the game.
After three years of wandering, he met Su Ningshuang, the Gu doctor of Southern Chu, and the two of them took the chess records to Lingxu Pavilion in the Snow Mountain - a mysterious pavilion that contained the hidden powers of the Shadow Guards, the Agency, and the Dead Soldiers Hall. Murong Jin defeated the remaining chess pieces of the pavilion by "abandoning the pieces to compete first", refused to be a chess piece to challenge the pavilion master Xie Xuanyi, and finally ascended to the position of the pavilion master, commanding the power of Lingxu's Thousand Faces.
He brought his old troops from Zhenbei to join forces at Yanling Pass, and used the information from Tianshu Hall to make decisions, the Dixuan Hall's agencies to defeat the enemy, and the sharp men from Renji Hall to protect the people. He and Su Ningshuang also used the Concentric Gu to guard each other, avenging his father and refusing to kill on the bloody chessboard. In the end, the old situation was overturned, and the "Remnant Chess Book" (Anbang Policy for the World) was made public to the world, using the power of Lingxu to protect the people, so that the seven countries would no longer play chess, and everyone in the world could make their own decisions, and embark on the road to the throne of "protecting the common people and protecting beauty".
(Note: Contains the book title "Chess Players: Black and White" and core elements: Can Qi, Lingxu Pavilion, Zhenbei Old Department, Black and White, and Life and Death, accurately condensing the main plot and highlights.)
