Prequel to the Condor: Mountains and Rivers of Blood

At the end of the Song Dynasty, war smoke filled the northern and southern territories, and the rivers, lakes, and courts were intertwined and turbulent. The legend of a generation had not yet been written, but blood, love, and hate were already stirring in the mountains and rivers. Hong Qi, who ranks seventh, has a rough background and is unruly. He has not yet grasped the dog-beating stick firmly, but he already has a lot of chivalrous spirit in his chest. His encounter with Princess Wanyan Xinhui of the Kingdom of Jin began on the edge of the conflict between family and country. One was a prodigal son who cared about the people, and the other was a noble princess with the mission of the Jin Dynasty. In the confrontation between each of them, a deep and deep love emerged. It wasn't until the old monk Xu Zhu showed up and taught him the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms that Hong Qi's fate was truly linked to the Beggar Clan. He relied on his unique skills to punish rape and eliminate evil, and step by step he took up the banner of the leader of the Beggar Clan. However, he also watched helplessly as his beloved Wanyan Xinhui died on the battlefield to protect his life. Deep in the Dali Palace, Duan Zhengxing was sitting on a dragon chair. His son Duan Zhixing was gentle and handsome, and he fell in love with Liu Ying, a folk girl. During that time, it was the most gentle scene between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. But the appearance of Zhou Botong was like a thunder that shattered the perfection, and Liu Ying's baby was born secretly. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.