Chapter 187 - 186: Cause and Effect Chess (Second Update, Please Subscribe)
In the vast void starry sky, there are numerous mortal realms, scattered like sand across the endless starry sky, without a beginning, nor an end, vast and immense, boundless and profound.
Above the mortal realms, there exists a supreme and majestic world, which is the celestial realm.
The celestial realm is the highest plane, the abode of immortals, standing above countless planes, it is the origin of all things, the source of all beings, and also the place where all beings end.
In a domain overflowing with celestial beauty, an old man sits by a lake, leisurely fishing.
The fishhook is straight, not bent.
A multicolored fish leaps up and bites the hook.
At the moment of biting the hook, the multicolored fish transforms, turning into a black chess piece.
Holding this chess piece, the old man savors it carefully, as if admiring a work of art.
Holding the chess piece in his palm, the old man smiles.
He rises and puts down the fishing rod, moving to a stone table where a huge chessboard is set up.
The lines on the chessboard crisscross, interweaving with each other.
On it, there are numerous black and white chess pieces, intermixed, and the battle is fiercely contested.