The Common People Are Heaven, the Tao Is in the World

In the twenty-seventh year of Kaiping, there was blood and fire in Suzhou, the prince died for his country, and half of the sky collapsed in Daliang. The new emperor ascended the throne, but before the throne was warmed, he was besieged on all sides: factional disputes broke out in the court, the clan harbored evil intentions, and the country was constantly at war. He had hidden his power for twenty years, and once he emerged from the sheath, he won the hearts of the people with his benevolence, held the court in check with an iron fist, and controlled the world with his control. The Three Kingdoms competed for hegemony, united vertically and horizontally, the court was treacherous, and the swords flashed. In the end, it was discovered that all the calculations were just a piece in the chess game of heaven. The separation and rebirth of reincarnation are all bait; all living beings are fuel. It's just that the chess players have forgotten that the way of the world is never in the sky, but in the hearts of every mortal who guards his home and protects the common people. In this game, the one he wants to play is the human world. [Portraits of Machiavellianism·Hundred Schools of Thoughts·Oriental Fantasy·War of Ten Thousand Races·Changing Fate Against Heaven