Qian Yi Xuanchen

In the 240th year of Xuanchen's reign, the Cao Canal was decayed and grain could not reach the capital. Bonfires reflected the sky in the north, the water village in the south was expanded, and Xiliang's iron hooves crossed the border-everywhere was waiting for an old tree to fall. Someone was taken away on a rainy night. The crime was that of embezzlement of ink and grain. The person who investigated the ink embezzlement was charged with embezzlement of ink. The car goes north, and the Yushitai is in the southeast. No one asked why. One boy survived. He took an old inkstone with him and disappeared into a small county called Pingling in the hinterland of the Central Plains. No one knew he was there. No one knows what is hidden in the inkstone. Food prices doubled in seven days. Official warehouses were opened to provide disaster relief. The grain arrived at the wharf late at night, and the oxcart took advantage of the darkness to transport it to the north of the city. A grain store manager recorded numbers in his account books that only he could understand. The chessboard is set. The person holding the child sits in the dark, and the child falls silently. And the thing hidden in the square inkstone is the only thing that can turn the chessboard over - as long as he is not dead yet.