All the Powerful Families in Dragon Palace of the Tang Dynasty Are Gone

In the chaotic times of the late Tang Dynasty, the vassal kings separated their regimes. Li Wuya, a counselor in white, uses his commoner body to maneuver among the powerful. Holding a chess piece in his left hand and a sword in his right hand, he set up a shocking chess game in Chang'an City. Three years ago, he sneaked into the Jin Palace as an aide, ostensibly helping him fight for the throne, but secretly manipulating all forces. At the Suzaku Gate night banquet, he sent away the general Zhenguo with a glass of poisonous wine; at the secret meeting at Chongyang Palace, his three secret letters incited the three vassal kings to turn against each other. Tonight, the imperial city is on fire. Li Wuya stood on the top of Chengtian Hall, looking at the beacon that he had lit with his own hands. The emperor on the dragon throne never thought that this loyal minister who advised him was actually the orphan of the former prince. "It's time for this country to return to its original owner." As he whispered, the imperial guards had turned against him. A chess game that has been carefully planned for twenty years has finally come to an end.