At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, in Xiangyang City, Guo Jing received a secret letter from Tuo Lei: Genghis Khan was critically ill, and the Mongolian kings were surrounding him, but Tuo Lei was alone. Overnight, Guo Jing made a decision - abandoning his beloved Huang Rong, returning north to the grassland, marrying Hua Zheng, and regaining his identity as consort.
He made a shocking secret agreement with his adopted brother Yang Kang: Guo Jing would lead the Mongolian cavalry south to destroy the Jin Dynasty, and Yang Kang would launch a coup in Zhongdu, kill Wanyan Honglie, and establish himself as the "King of Han". After the destruction of the Jin Dynasty, Qiu Chuji spread the power of the Quanzhen Sect throughout the world - Guo Jing was the successor to the famous Northern Song Dynasty general Guo Rong, and the Zhao family "hiding" in the throne was not orthodox. Guo Jing sent his troops south, the people of the Southern Song Dynasty collapsed and the city of Lin'an was destroyed.
When the world was finally settled, Guo Jing went to Mongolia again to help Anda Tuolei ascend to the position of Great Khan, and established his son Guo Polu as the successor to the throne. The Central Plains provided food, grass, craftsmen, and weapons for Mongolia's Western Expedition, and the Mongolian cavalry swept across the Western Regions, Persia, and Eastern Europe for Guo Jing.
On the day when Europe and Asia were unified, Guo Jing stood on the bank of the Danube River, looking into the east. He gained the world, but lost his origin. Above the desert, lone wild geese fly south; under the Kent Mountain, in the tomb, his Hua Zheng is buried, as well as the once honest and simple boy.
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