Condor Shooting: If You Don't Die in Xiangyang, the Golden Sword Will Rule Liaodong

When Genghis Khan was dying, he summoned the Golden Sword Consort Guo Jing alone in the Liupanshan tent. He saw the bravery of this young man in the Western Expedition, and also understood his heart as a chivalrous man who was kind and loving to the people. He also knew that after his death, the Golden Family's butcher's knife would be the first to be placed on the neck of this Han man who had made great achievements. A piece of testament conferred upon him the title of left-behind envoy of power in Liaodong and the pacification of the Northeastern tribes, and gave him a legal place to establish himself; an instruction to him to leave immediately after his death and not to be involved in the bloody sea of ​​disputes over the throne. Guo Jing led 360 cavalry, the elite of the Western Expedition, and made an extreme attack on the 19th day. He captured Tokyo Prefecture in Liaoyang in the first battle. Among the white mountains and black waters, he took a completely different path from the original work. He will not be trapped in the isolated city of Xiangyang, nor will he be a martyr of the Zhao and Song Dynasties. Build strong cities with cement, protect the people with cotton armor, exploit the benefits of coal and iron, develop agriculture and animal husbandry, and give the refugees in troubled times a place to live and enjoy; take over Shandong, establish Taiwan, connect the oceans, use sea power to determine Europe and Asia, integrate all ethnic groups with benevolence, and build a symbiotic world where all living beings in Han, Khitan, Jurchen, and Mongolia are equal. Huang Rong calculated all the chess games in the world for him, Yelu Chucai went around Mobei Chaotang for him, Meng Gong cherished his heroism, and Hua Zheng suppressed the grassland tribes for him. Throughout his life, Guo Jing did not reach the Ninth Five-Year Plan, but became the uncrowned king who protects all people in the world. People in the Jianghu called Beixia Guo Daxia. A great chivalrous person serves the country and the people, and brings prosperity to the world.