Mountains and Rivers Are the Game

An epic masterpiece that spans a thousand years, it tells the complete life trajectory of Song Wen, the chief minister of the cabinet, from a scholar in the south of the Yangtze River to a powerful man, to lost and fallen, and finally completed self-salvation. With the core theme of "power is poison and an antidote", it deeply explores ideals and reality, human nature and power. The eternal game of power puts forward the millennium wisdom of "mountains and rivers are the game, and humanity is the foundation", proving that lost people can turn back, that the path to reform is not only about killing, but that the real victory lies in adhering to human nature rather than winning the chess game - this is a magnificent epic about power, redemption and historical inheritance.