For a game of chess, people from all factions in the world moved into action and besieged the chess city. Suddenly, the chess city became bloody and stormy, and many chess players lost their lives as a result. What is the mystery behind this game of chess? And for a chess city where chess skills are martial arts, are they willing to endure such a shame and humiliation, or are they going to fight back, lift the curtain, and find out the truth? Can the passionate chess hero control himself in front of so many beauties? It is the struggle between life and death, the blending of spirit and flesh. Love, hatred, and hatred are like waves, interlocking, and the desire for life and death. Because of the emergence of chess and martial arts, Jianghu's eyes were opened, and he realized that China's thousands of years of martial arts principles are deeply rooted in chess. This is the first wonderful book in China that embodies martial arts through chess skills. It is worth reading.