Legend of the Condor Heroes: the Condor Hero Guo Jing

In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Shandong loyalists Guo Xiaotian and Yang Tiexin became brothers in life and death. The wives of the two families became pregnant on the same day. Feeling the shame of Jingkang and the destruction of their family and country, they made an oath to name their two sons Guo Jing and Yang Kang. If there are two men, they will become brothers with different surnames; if there is one man and one woman, they will become married and have good friends for generations. Wanyan Honglie, the sixth prince of the Kingdom of Jin, coveted the beauty of Yang Tiexin's wife Bao Xiruo, and colluded with corrupt officials and gangsters to massacre the Guo and Yang families late at night. Guo Xiaotian died in the battle, and Yang Tiexin was seriously injured and fell off a cliff, living in the rivers and lakes without any news. Li Ping, who was two months pregnant, fled desperately, wandering all the way, and finally ended up living in the Mongolian grasslands of Mobei. When Guo Jing was playing in the grassland when he was three years old, he was unfortunately bitten by a highly venomous snake. When he was about to die, the souls of special elite soldiers who died on the battlefield in modern Central Asia traveled through and possessed him. The original Guo Jing, who was simple and dull in the past, completely disappeared, and was replaced by the new Guo Jing (Guo Jing) who possesses modern military thinking, a strong mind, calm determination, and unparalleled ingenuity. On the other side, Bao Xiruo was forcibly abducted by Wanyan Honglie, and was living in the King's Palace of Jin, raising his only son Yang Kang. Yang Kang has been well-dressed and honored since he was a child. He thought he was a golden prince since he was a child. He was vain and greedy for power, which laid the foundation for his misguided life. Quanzhen Gao Shiqiu Chuji lamented the tragic deaths of the Guo and Yang families, and angrily made an eighteen-year bet with the Jiangnan Seven Monsters: The Seven Monsters from Jiangnan traveled thousands of miles to Mobei to educate Guo Jing; Qiu Chuji stayed in the middle of the country to teach Yang Kang martial arts. Eighteen years later, at the Yanyu Tower in Jiaxing, two disciples competed to determine their superiority and success or failure.