Warring States Chess Game

In the seventeenth year of the Qin Dynasty, Han Fei, a Korean prince, drew a star map of "The Great Trend" in Yunyang Prison and committed suicide by taking poison. There is a postscript on the silk book: "Whoever gets this picture will win the world; whoever understands its meaning will lose the world." Li Xin, a secret agent of the Qin State who was born in the Mohist family, was ordered to decipher the star map. He discovered that the first layer of this map was the military vitality gate of the Six Kingdoms, which helped the Qin army to be unstoppable; but at its core, it was actually the "perfect social model" that hundreds of scholars had spent hundreds of years designing together - a cold algorithm that turned the entire civilization into an efficient war machine. In the process of pursuing the truth about the model, Li Xin uncovered a secret organization called "The Ring of Jixia". Its members span Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, Yin and Yang, and under the surface of academic debates, they are conducting a thought experiment that spans a hundred years. Han Fei is just the transmitter, the real designer is still secretly promoting all this. When the full picture of the model emerges, Ying Zheng faces the ultimate choice: become the executor of this perfect machine, or burn it down with a fire and take back the power that belongs to "humans"? Two thousand two hundred years later, archaeologist Lin Mo discovered an encrypted note left by his ancestor Li Xin outside the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. She soon realized that the core logic of the burned model was quietly returning in another form - a technology giant was trying to use algorithms to reshape "New Kyushu". A civilizational game spanning time and space has never really ended.