The First Bodyguard of the Qing Dynasty

A rare martial arts style. I remember that I wanted to stick to this style from the very beginning, but unfortunately I couldn't do it. This brother, I admire you! Let's take a look at the author's profile first: The sorrow of the grassroots lies in being at the bottom of society; The joy of grassroots is that you can indulge yourself and find freedom. There is more impermanence than permanence, and there is more chance than necessity. In the turbulent late Qing Dynasty, he joined an escort agency, built an escort agency, and promoted the agency. He went through hardships and dangers throughout his life. Together with Dai Erlu of Qi County and Wang Zhengqing of Pingyao, he was known as the "Three Heroes of North China" and became a typical representative of escort masters across the country. When Daoguang passed his birthday, he escorted the Seven Birds, killed Tianzhong, and fought against the gods and thieves. He was appreciated by Daoguang, rewarded with a yellow mandarin jacket, and given a bodyguard flag. He was known as the "No. 1 Bodyguard of the Qing Dynasty." In his old age, he retired from the escort business, returned to his hometown to run a martial arts school, and opened a martial arts hall, but he was still watched and threatened by the court... After experiencing great sorrow, great joy, great pain and great tribulations, he survived with the perseverance of a warrior... Who is this grass root? Listen to what Eternal Ancient Yizhao tells you! His profile has already introduced a lot. However, although the book is currently signed, the data is really bleak. Brothers who are interested should come in and take a look!