Abandoned at birth, he was the "sick hostage" dedicated to the emperor by his family, an abandoned son in his father and brother's hegemony.
Without talent or adventure, Xiao Che secretly practiced for ten years in ice water and medicine dregs, turning a modern military book into the most deadly strategy.
When the emperor's ancestor arrived and his father and brother's dream of becoming a king was about to be shattered, he set up a plan to kill the gods and cut off the dynasty's sea-fixing needle with his own hands.
The new dynasty is in full swing, and the dragon's chair hangs empty. Facing the jade seal handed over by his father and the blood-stained butcher knife of his brother, Xiao Che turned around and burned the imperial edict, walking into the wind and snow.
The world he wanted was never a golden palace.
This is a story of a discarded piece swallowing up the chess game, and eventually overthrowing the "chess player" as well.
It is easy to plan for the country, but difficult to plan for the heart.
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The protagonist has no talent or adventure at the beginning, only ten years of forbearance and a book of war. The sick proton transforms into a chess player. The content of the author's story is delicate, touching and interesting, and his facial expressions are rich in emotion and profound meaning. Reminder...
The protagonist has no talent or adventure at the beginning, only ten years of forbearance and a book of war. The sick proton transforms into a chess player. The content of the author's story is delicate, touching and interesting, and his facial expressions are rich in emotion and profound meaning. Reminder...