Shooting the Condor: Jade Guanyin at the Beginning, Walking Around the World as an Escort

As soon as Zhou Yan opened his eyes, he became the youngest bodyguard of the Dufu'an Bodyguard Bureau in the Kingdom of Jin. The original owner left behind a solid foundation in Yanqing Quan and Taizu Changquan, and could draw a hundred-jin strong bow. More importantly, the jade Guanyin on his chest that his mother begged for had also traveled through time - it could warm the muscles and bones and restore physical strength, as if he was carrying a treasure trove of healing with him. While escorting a messenger, I met Li Mochou on the way and was besieged by the Four Ghosts of the Yellow River. The future Fairy Chi Lian was still an innocent girl who had just come down from the mountain, and did not even understand the rules of the world. Zhou Yan shot one arrow at a time and three arrows pierced the rain curtain, killing all the four ghosts of the Yellow River and nine accomplices in the ruined temple in the wilderness. Hong Qigong, who arrived, saw that he was decisive in killing without losing his chivalry, so he took the initiative to teach Xiaoyaoyou Boxing to help him build up his foundation of internal strength. From then on, Zhou Yan embarked on the real escort journey. Escort the remains of Zen Master Ku Hui back to Shaolin, protect the young Little Dragon Girl in Zhongnan Mountain, climb Tiezhang Peak, break into the Sword Tomb, and cross Peach Blossom Island, drinking the strongest wine and riding the fastest horse along the way. This is the world of vultures and escorts. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.