Blood Chess of the Tang Dynasty

In 907 AD, Zhu Wen committed regicide in Luoyang Palace, and the last embers of the Tang Dynasty for three hundred years were extinguished in the pool of blood at Baimayi. This is the darkest fifty-four years in Chinese history. Human flesh is the food of the army, and it is common to exchange children for food. Emperors changed like a revolving door, military commanders took pleasure in killing people, and literati became ghosts under the sword. Fathers and sons kill each other, brothers turn against each other, husbands and wives eat each other, morality is ruined, and humanity is lost. This is an era when people are inferior to dogs, an era when being alive is the greatest luck. Su Chen, the first person in the modern history of the Five Dynasties, was dragged into this hell by thousands of wronged souls in the book when he was repairing the blood-stained "Old History of the Five Dynasties - Fragments" late at night in the Forbidden City. He had seen Zhu Wen chop living people into meat sauce at a banquet and distribute them to the ministers for drinking; he had seen Li Cunxu wearing costumes on the stage and watching his dynasty disappear; he had seen Shi Jingtang kneeling in front of the Khitan emperor, calling himself "Emperor" and ceding the sixteen states of Yanyun; he had seen Chai Rong vomiting blood and dying on the way to the Northern Expedition, leaving endless regrets. He knew the time of every massacre, the cause of every rebellion, the weakness of every hero, the end of every dynasty. When everyone was fighting crazily for power, when everyone regarded human life as nothing, Su Chen stood on the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood, and gently moved the first blood-stained chess piece. In this game of chess, blood is used as ink, bones are used as pieces, and mountains and rivers are used as the chessboard. If you lose, you will be doomed. If you win, the world will be at peace. "I, Su Chen, will use my blood to sacrifice my soul. I will use this blood chess to restore peace to the world!"