Zhu Yunwen had a total of 14 personal guards, 12 of whom died in battle, and only 2 were left. One of them was called Chu Zhaoying, who was good at shadow footwork, and was known as the "Man in the Mirror" by people in the world. When Zhu Di broke through the city, Chu Zhaoying and Duan Hanjing escorted Yuxi to abscond. His Royal Highness the King of Yan's four masters, Xue Wujiu, the "supposed", Shen Qiyun, the "snow boiling in the pines", Lin Shukuang, the "drunken wave", and Xie Yinzhou, the "smoke fisherman", each with their own unique skills and from famous martial arts families, were ordered to hunt down Chu Zhaoying and Duan Hanjing. Chu Zhaoying and Duan Hanjing were assisted by Yan Kunlun, the "one punch to open the mountain" at Tieshan Temple, and fled to Laozi Mountain. At Laozi Mountain, they were helped by He Tianqing, a stranger in the world, and fled to Yuntai Mountain. Later, they traveled overseas with the jade seal and disappeared.
Purpose: Zhu Yunwen's personal bodyguard escorts Yuxi to escape