The Legend of the Condor Heroes: A Wise Ruler and His Worthy Generals

Guo Jing is gravely wounded by Yang Kang and Ouyang Feng in the Lin'an Imperial Palace, and his life hangs by a thread. Huang Rong should have helped him escape the palace and brought him to the secret chamber in their old home in Niujia Village to heal. But who could have guessed that the imperial guards in the Forbidden Palace would be so formidable? Just as Huang Rong despairingly prepares to fight to the death, she suddenly hears a stranger's voice outside the rockery cave calling, "Rong'er, Rong'er, don't be afraid. I am here. I will keep you safe and sound. No one dares lay a hand on you!" And so Jing and Rong meet a completely baffling Zhao Song ruler, receive several equally baffling imperial edicts, and embark on a journey to restore the dynasty that grows more perilous with every step. Many years later, a storyteller in the martial world recounts how it all began: Now, General Guo Jing, the second most distinguished hero of the Jiuzhou Pavilion, was originally a commoner of the martial world. He received the emperor's favor because of a bizarre assassination case, and because of his peerlessly beautiful wife... No (much) historical research, pure golden finger, an exhilarating alternate-history story where the transmigrate-and-change-history plot proves that civilization can triumph over barbarism. No breaking up Jing and Rong. No breaking up Jing and Rong. No breaking up Jing and Rong. Important things must be said three times. The whole point of this story is figuring out how to give Jing and Rong a happy ending. My answer is to transmigrate directly and change history, following the correct historical tide in which civilization can triumph over barbarism (shrugs). So no matter how much or how little Jing and Rong appear, they are the heart and soul of this story. Please don't comment on how Guo Jing is this or Huang Rong is that, or ask why I treat them so well, say they don't deserve it, suggest switching couples, and so on. It's just exhausting. Everything else is up for discussion. That's all.