Ten years ago, all members of the Northern Commander's mansion died for their country. Seventy thousand "Xuanjia Army" were falsely accused of collaborating with the enemy and burned at Langya Pass overnight. The coach Qi Zheng was sentenced to death, his wife and daughter were hung on the tower, and the youngest son Qi Cong was buried in a sea of fire - the history books wrote: "The Qi family rebelled against the country, and their bones were shattered and ashes spread."
Ten years later, from the misty and rainy depths of the south of the Yangtze River, a scholar in white clothes walked out of the misty and rainy depths of the south of the Yangtze River. He called himself "Xie Wuyi" with his bones and bones broken. He entered Jinling with a game of chess, turned the prince against the king of Jin in three words, and overthrew the Minister of Punishment in five moves. All civil and military officials in the dynasty were afraid: "This man is so scheming that he can swallow up the whole world."
No one knows that he is Qi Cong back then. What no one knows is that the three women around him each hold the most deadly piece on his revenge chessboard:
