Ming Dynasty, the Sky Is Turned Upside Down

In the second year of Chongzhen, the beacon smoke started in Shuofang, and the land of Shenzhou fell. He, a soul from the afterlife, wakes up in a desperate escape. If you touch the broken blade, you can see the blood and fire; if you hold the imperial picture in your hand, you can read the rise and fall. When the context of history clearly emerged at his fingertips, there was a chess player in this decadent world who went against the will of heaven.