Complicity from Another Life

Lu Chen drank his elder brother's poisoned wine at his family's funeral. He survived, but heard the killing cry from a thousand years ago. That was Chu Yuan, the junior high school student in the death row pit of Shuofang Town - he clutched a scar on his chest, not knowing yet that he would go from being a soldier to the founding king of the country. A fragment of the Tongguang Bi that had been passed down for thousands of years only connected each other's consciousness when the two were on the verge of death: Chu Yuan gave Lu Chen the survival technique of "survive first and then survive" in troubled times in his dream, and Lu Chen reciprocated the trick of "hiding a knife in his sleeve" in desperate situations. One person gathers troops and fights from the village gate to the Central Plains; the other plays casual chess and secretly chess, from pretending to be dead to clearing out traitors and taking charge of the family. Two people abandoned by the times became each other's advisers a thousand years apart, playing the same game of power twice. If the jade is cracked, the situation is not over yet. When the secret hand of Beiting reaches out and the eldest brother's banquet is laid out, the shouts of death from both ends will eventually merge into the same sentence of "calm down".