Transmigrating as Guo Jing: Roaming Across the Heavens

Yang Kang's fate was perhaps the most tragic. Guo Jing had a difficult childhood, but his life improved significantly as he grew up; he was even eligible to become a prince consort and had many martial arts masters to teach him. Speaking of Yang Kang, his fate was a difficult choice.

It's only good if you have a harem and collect female leads.

Guo Jing is so pitiful; I wonder how many times his wife has been taken advantage of ╮(‵▽′)╭

If you want to change your fate, shouldn't you just sever ties with the Seven Fools of Jiangnan? Or you could call them the Seven Scoundrels of Jiangnan! Wasn't Guo Jing's entire life influenced by them?

The main problem was that the Song Dynasty was simply hopeless.

The protagonist's acquaintance with Huang Rong felt too contrived.

Indeed, the original Guo Jing suffered too much.

I don't quite agree with the description of Jinlun Fawang. He saw Yang Guo integrating his miscellaneous martial arts skills into his own, seemingly just randomly fighting around, and no one knew what he was doing. Yet Jinlun said Yang Guo's martial arts had improved and that he was a martial arts prodigy. This shows that Jinlun was also a martial arts master, so saying he had no fighting experience is really a bit of an oversimplification.

Actually, Xiangyang can be defended. There are things we should do and things we shouldn't do. Do our best in what we can do, and do our best in what we can't. There's no need to fight to the death. With the protagonist's strength, breaking through in the end shouldn't be a problem, right?

Keep writing! Make up for the regrets of Guo Jingming's character; he lived such a tiring, hypocritical, and tragic life in the original novel! Good people shouldn't suffer so much.