The Legend of the Condor Heroes: Starting with a Jade Guanyin, I Escort Goods Across the Martial World

Zhou Yan opens his eyes to find himself the youngest escort in the Fu'an Escort Agency in Zhongdu, the capital of the Jin Kingdom. His predecessor left him a solid foundation in Yanqing Fist and Taizu Long Fist, and he can draw a powerful bow that takes a hundred jin to pull. More importantly, the jade Guanyin pendant his mother prayed for has come with him through transmigration. It can nourish his bones and muscles and restore his stamina, like a portable treasure trove of healing.

While escorting a letter, he comes across Li Mochou, surrounded by the Four Ghosts of the Yellow River. The future Red Serpent Immortal is still an innocent young woman who has only just come down from the mountains and does not even know the rules of the jianghu. Zhou Yan fires one arrow at a time, three arrows piercing the curtain of rain, and wipes out the Four Ghosts of the Yellow River and their nine accomplices in a ruined temple in the wilderness. Hong Qigong arrives and, impressed by Zhou Yan's decisiveness and chivalry, takes the initiative to teach him the Xiaoyao You Fist, filling in the gaps in his internal cultivation.

From then on, Zhou Yan embarks on the true life of an escort. He protects Master Kuhui's remains on their way back to Shaolin, guards the young Xiaolongnü on Mount Zhongnan, climbs Iron Palm Peak, ventures into the Sword Mound, and crosses Peach Blossom Island. He drinks the strongest wine and rides the fastest horses. This is the world of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and the jianghu of the escorts.

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