The Condor: Recruiting Guo Jing at the Beginning and Using the Mirror to Tamper with Destiny

Su Ming took the Kunlun Mirror through the world of vulture shooting, and accepted Guo Jing as his disciple before he met the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan. While Li Ping was still happy that her son could read and write, Su Ming was already secretly reshaping Guo Jing's life trajectory - preventing disasters before disasters, and a gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall. What he wanted was never a great chivalrous man who died for the Song Dynasty. The Seven Monsters of Jiangnan suffered a secret loss when they first met Su Ming. Zhu Cong's folding fan was shattered by a palm, and Ke Zhen'e didn't even get a chance to make a move. And the traces of the Nine Yin White Bone Claws of the Black Wind Shuangsha have been discovered by him. The footsteps of the Quanzhen Seventh Son and the King of Jin are approaching, and the chessboard of fate is being completely disrupted one by one. But this is just the beginning. The true ability of the Kunlun Mirror is to intercept the reflection of time and space. When Xiaoyaoyou's return energy from the underworld is injected into Su Ming's body, when Guo Jing's blade no longer only points at the Jin people, and when Yang Kang holds his father's hand and says that we should borrow the power of the Jin country for revenge, the fate of the Condor World has been shattered. Facing this completely rewritten story, Su Ming just stood on a high place and calmly asked the words that could change everything. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.