During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Mr. Nishimura, the special envoy of the Japanese state, came to Beijing to meet him, and the emperor heard that the purpose of his visit this time was to find a Go master to play chess with him in the Qing Dynasty. He and the prince came to the edict office, just in time for the chess edicts to fight for the chief position, and the prince gave them a death order in a fit of anger. The Japanese envoy Nishimura came to the Hanlin Academy as promised to play chess with the edicts, but unexpectedly, the chess game had just begun, and the edicts were dumbfounded. The rules of chess play in the two countries are very different, and after negotiations, the two sides decided to have the rules of the two countries split evenly. The game officially began, and the chess edicts were defeated after a while because they did not understand Japanese chess, and one by one the people killed by Nishimura turned on their backs. The emperor was furious when he learned that the chess edicts were wiped out in the game, and under the reminder of the prince, the emperor thought of a person who might be able to save face for himself, and he was the former national player - Shi Xiangxia. Shi Xiangxia was ordered to start a chess duel with Nishimura, and he lived up to expectations and narrowly defeated Nishimura with one son. This made the emperor very happy and decided to reward him heavily. Shi Xiangxia became the chief chess edict, which made Lord Wang, who had always been jealous of this official position, resentful, and in order to squeeze Shi Xiangxia away, Lord Wang wanted to play a game with him in person. Although Shi Xiangxia's superb chess skills won the chess edicts, but at the same time, he also caused trouble for himself, and Lord Wang learned that his chess skills were instructed by the masters, and this person was the handyman Xiao Jin who was waiting for the edicts. Xiao Jinzi's behavior of secretly hiding chess games made Wang feel very strange, and he quickly launched an investigation into Xiao Jinzi, and found a shocking secret. Knowing that Xiao Jinzi turned out to be a spy, Shi Xiangxia was taken aback. The other chess edicts believed that Shi Xiangxia colluded with foreign traitors and stole the treasures of the Great Qing Kingdom, and they wanted to jointly report to the saint. And the prince who has been trying to protect him is completely out of line this time. Faced with such a predicament, how can Shi Xiangxia turn the danger into a disaster? What will be the final outcome of Shi Xiangxia?