Qianziju

"Thousand Character Game" A thousand shreds of paper can determine the crown prince of an empire; sitting idle for a night can destroy a powerful family and thousands of armies. In the twelfth year of Tianjian, the Emperor Xiao Yan of Daliang threw out a thousand disordered Wang Xizhi tablets and issued a fatal edict: "If you are talented and thoughtful, please rhyme it for me." The person who received the order was Zhou Xingsi, a low-ranking official from a poor family in the sixth grade who suffered from eye disease. This is by no means an elegant Scrabble game, but a life and death game between imperial power and the clan. The family members presented competing copybooks with gorgeous rhetoric in an attempt to use the textbooks on elementary school to brainwash the crown prince and destabilize the country. In order to protect his orthodoxy, the prince pushed the "idiot" Zhou Xingsi who did not understand politics into a desperate situation. He must use these thousand remaining characters that cannot be increased or decreased within twelve hours to spell out an all-encompassing and unique code! Poisonous wax caused blindness, internal ghosts deleted the treasury, and dead soldiers attacked at night... Zhou Xingsi, who had no retreat, clung to Hanzhai, using his wife as his eyes and his brain as an array, and started the extreme blind calculation that shocked the Southern Dynasty. The sky broke at dawn, and "the sky and the earth were dark and yellow, and the universe was vast" resounded through the Tai Chi Hall! A dimensionality-reduction attack in which low-level technocrats crushed powerful families exploded! This is not only the birth of a famous post through the ages, but also the most thrilling twelve hours in the Chinese context.