In the Opening Game of Chess, the Opponent Calls Himself the Great Han Chess Sage

His soul traveled through the Western Han Dynasty and became Liu Xian, the son of King Wu Liu Bi. Entering Chang'an at the age of fifteen, the beginning is a fatal situation in the history books. The original person was young and energetic, fought for chess positions, and offended the prince. He was smashed to death by a chessboard and became the bloody introduction to the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion. Now Liu Xian looked at the chess game in front of him and felt cold all over his body. He didn't dare to fight or win, so he gave in step by step and had fun with the prince. Seeing that Liu Qi was so high-spirited and proclaimed himself the "Great Han Chess Sage", he pretended to have heatstroke and escaped in a hurry, barely saving his life. But he was more sober than anyone else: the young prince's kindness was countless, and the emperor's kindness was hidden in suspicion. After Liu Qi ascended the throne and ordered to reduce the vassal status, personal friendship was as light as a feather in front of the imperial power. Is he going to be submissive for the rest of his life and leave the power of life and death in the hands of others? Liu Xian raised his eyes, no longer timid. He wanted to accumulate national strength, build armor and train troops, and change his destiny in the storm of vassal reduction. In today's chess game, he would make the moves with his own hands and no longer be at the mercy of others.