There Are Bandits in the Villa

A graduate student in the Department of History travels to another world, only to find that this place is not the dynasty he is familiar with. He has the chess Wu Rong Point, which can condense ice, control water, and summon chess puppets. He was physically bound by the abandoned son of the Jiang family, poisoned by his fiancée, framed by his brother-in-law, and trapped in a deserted mountain and a ruined courtyard. The Beihu cavalry went south to plunder, the Luo family of the squires colluded with the officials to oppress the refugees, and there was an undercurrent of forces from all sides. Jiang Zhe used the wisdom of his previous life to build briquettes and greenhouses to gather the refugees who had nowhere to go; he met Wang Huan, a powerful and honest strategist with a strange poison, and Ma Jiang, an undercover undercover officer. He used Yunyang Mountain as a foundation to build defenses and foil treacherous schemes. Outside the city, the barbarians besiege the city, and the aristocratic families in the city are fighting among themselves, hiding the secrets of barbarian trade, the lost sword of the underworld, and the secrets of the nineteen mysterious warriors. He abandoned the shackles of his clan, broke through the city siege, opened trade routes, and went south to Jiangzhou with a group of lower-level brothers. Using his chess and martial arts powers, he carved a way out of the troubled times where refugees and aristocratic families struggled for power.