Fall of the Inca Empire

Introduction to "The Fall of the Inca Empire" Deep in the Andes Mountains, the powerful and orderly Inca Empire stretched for thousands of miles. King Charles, the master of chaos, chose the illiterate conqueror Pizarro to use greed as a blade to stir up the storm of civilization. One hundred and sixty-eight Spanish soldiers, relying on conspiracy and firearms, set up a deadly trap in Cajamarca and captured the Inca Emperor Atahualpa alive. Dynasties collapsed, treasures were melted, and ancient civilizations suffered catastrophe. But King Charles never expected that although the empire fell, the fire of civilization was hidden in the mountains. Kunlun Dongfanglong watched the chess game with cold eyes, and the embroidered girl Mei Qin was far away in Chu. A fateful chess game spanning time and space had just begun. This is not a history of conquest, but an epic of civilization breathing, reborn, and never surrendering in the ruins.