Three Kingdoms Determined by Chess: Qilin's Strategy

When Mr. Qilin, dressed in black and wearing a folding fan, traveled through the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a fateful chess game began. As the eldest son of Duke Qiao and a disciple of Mr. Shui Jing, he could have been free from the world, but because Sun Ce and Zhou Yu married Qiao, he was forced to get involved in troubled times. He viewed the world through chess, and his ruthless actions of killing a hundred thousand people with one move shocked the world and brought him a flood of infamy. He drank drunkenly and cursed the heroes, while flying in black, he killed decisively, and his exhaustive strategies stirred up the situation in the Three Kingdoms. He rewrote the fate of Sun Ce and Zhou Yu, but in the whirlpool of power and intrigue, he was burdened with monstrous murder and eternal infamy. He has calculated all the people in the world, but he cannot figure out his own way back. In these troubled times, Mr. Qilin takes charge of the chess game. Is he the player who controls his destiny, or is he reduced to a pawn in the historical chess game? A strategic game about the ownership of the world is now unfolding.