When she woke up, Su Li became a murderer.
The deceased was his childhood sweetheart Zitong. Everyone pointed at him, scolded him and told him to get out.
Only Xie Yi didn't believe it - a careless imperial doctor reached out for no reason, took him out of prison, initiated him, and gave him a glass ball:
"When you don't trust me, break it."
But why is Zitong's body engraved with a six-series black dragon? The deeper Su Li investigates, the more he discovers that his past life, the curse of the six lines, and the fate of "sacrifice to the owl" - all the threads are tied to him alone.
"Since no one will be my light, I will light up myself."
He started from the chess piece to the chess player step by step.
And the person who said "if you don't trust me, break it to pieces" is still standing behind him.
He went from being a chess player to being destroyed step by step.
The crime of murder, the debt from the past life, and the boy's awakening.
This is a youth chess game that begins in prison and ends at the altar of power.
Intention: after-school speculation