The God Pig Descends from the Sky: Abandoning the Altar to Support the Korean Wave

This is a chapter-style historical novel based on the true history of Chinese Go resistance. The work focuses on the period from 1992 to 2006, a period shrouded in the shadow of "Koreaphobia" and "Stone Buddha" Lee Chang-ho. The novel focuses on the legendary journey of the talented chess player Luo Xihe who staged the "Magic Pig from Heaven" in the 2006 Samsung Cup, defeating five top Korean players and finally defeated Lee Chang-ho in the final. The narrative runs on two parallel lines: one line delicately depicts how Lee Chang-ho used his impeccable "official skills" to establish a fourteen-year rule that made Chinese and Japanese chess players despair, and the sadness of Chinese leading figures such as Ma Xiaochun and Chang Hao who suffered repeated defeats. And inner demons; the other line vividly depicts how the maverick Luo Xihe in "Seven Little Dragons" completed his ultimate tempering under the guidance of his master Ma Xiaochun with his IQ of 160 and his eclectic and agile chess style. The work strictly follows major historical events, game results and character relationships, and carefully constructs the characters' inner thoughts, dialogues and competition situations in the historical gaps. It turns the chess game into a martial arts showdown, integrating the richness of history and the pleasure of reading. The book is composed of five parts and 200 chapters. It not only records an earth-shattering victory, but also profoundly explains the spiritual journey of how to break through collective demons with courage and wisdom and end an era.