Drunk for Half My Life: I Used Dreams to Break the Secrets of Heaven

The feudal vassals and towns of the Dayin Dynasty were divided, and the undercurrents of the rivers and lakes were surging. Shen Zhibai, a down-and-out novelist in the south of the Yangtze River, is addicted to alcohol. He is actually an orphan of Tianji Pavilion. Every time he drinks, he can see half a moment of the future. He has a splitting headache but thinks it is an hallucination. Holding the fragment of "Nan Ke Meng" in hand, he was involved in the dispute over imperial power. The prince Xie Wuwang is lurking in white clothes, his gentleness hides his edge; the general Pei Yuanzhao supports his troops with self-respect, and the counselor Xiao Jingheng hides poisonous plans in his sleeves. In the past, Bai Yueguang was buried in the sea of ​​​​fire, but now there is a mess again. The jade pendant serves as a guide, and you will see disaster when you wake up from alcohol. He writes about the world and foresees life and death, but he cannot escape the entanglement of fate. When the fragments of foreknowledge are connected to form a chess game, he will finally put down the wine bottle and join the white-clothed prince in a prairie fire that changes his destiny.