Fortune-Telling at Fengling Ferry: Guo Xiang Falls for Someone Else

A world.

Some write it as the common people,

Some as a grand empire,

And others as a catastrophe.

As invaders force their way in, Guo Jing declares: With Shen Xiao guarding Xiangyang, the city is as secure as a mountain. If he comes out of seclusion, he can surely take Kublai Khan's home base.

In the Shaolin bloodbath, Qiao Feng declares: Yan Guiren's palm strikes are boundless. In terms of sheer power, the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms must take second place.

Song Que declares: As long as this man lives, no one should speak of the Heavenly Saber again.

The Ghost Valley School declares: We are but a small sect, yet we are willing to call you the strongest.

Life and death are settled beneath the blade.

Right and wrong matter little beneath the spear.

With a palm, he laughs as he claims his victories.

He watches the rise and fall of the world.

Amid the surging waves of the age, who will determine its fate?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.