The gods began by supporting Guo Jing to become emperor

Chapter 110 Guo Jing will drag Lei

After Huang Yaoshi left, Guiyun Manor became busy. Lu Chengfeng returned to the sect and reappeared in the world. As soon as he appeared, he ruthlessly reorganized the Taihu Lake pirates, united them into a rope, and unified the Taihu Lake pirates.

Lu Guanying continuously sent people to contact famous heroes in the martial arts world, inviting them to Guiyun Villa to discuss the anti-Jin event.

At this critical moment, Guo Jing actually had some free time. He read books and practiced martial arts at the same time. However, this kind of life was broken after a few days.

Lu Guanying rushed into the yard, grabbed Guo Jing's hand and left, "Brother Guo, follow me!"

Guo Jing was confused, but seeing Lu Guanying's excited expression, he followed him out of curiosity. Hundreds of figures gathered in front of the hall of Guiyun Villa. Standing in the hall and looking outside, there were a sea of ​​heads.

Lu Guanying looked at the people outside and boasted to him proudly, "Brother Guo, these are the people I pulled over from the Song army camp. Take a look."

Looking at the figures in front of him, Guo Jing felt an inexplicable emotion surging in his heart. These people were wearing military uniforms, had pale faces, were of different heights, and were of different weights. The only thing in common was that they all had the same light in their eyes.

Guo Jing closed his eyes and then opened them again, his expression solemn, and bowed deeply to Lu Guanying, "Brother Lu, thank you very much, leave these people to me!"

With Lu Guanying's support, Guo Jing quickly gathered these people together. Although he could not convince them, he could barely command them. Afterwards, Guo Jing settled these people in Guiyun Villa.

In the following time, Guo Jing began to prepare for war according to the training method taught by Su Ming. These people were the imperial guards in the Song Dynasty military camp. Their qualities varied and they came from different camps. No one knew how Lu Guanying found them.

At first, these people did not take Guo Jing seriously, thinking he was just a young boy. But when he displayed his superb archery skills, their attitude suddenly changed and they dared not to act rashly again.

During the training process, Guo Jing dealt with a few troublemakers and finally established his prestige among these people.

With the support of Guiyun Villa, he does not have to worry about food and grass. Except for the lack of armor and crossbows, although the Song government is weak externally, it is very tough internally. Armor and crossbows are forbidden items, and ordinary Jianghu families cannot own them in large quantities.

Guiyun Manor does have several sets, but they are not enough. However, there are quite a few bows, arrows, spears and other weapons, in sufficient quantity.

In less than ten days, Guo Jing had trained them into a very capable army, at least on the surface they looked like an army.

Of course, these people did not come purely to fight against the Jin people. A considerable number of them left the imperial guards and became deserters because they did not have enough food.

The problems within the Song Dynasty's imperial guards were brought from the womb and were not corrected until the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty. The strengths of the various imperial guards varied, some died of drought, some died of floods. The central imperial guards had everything and became the soldiers of the masters, while the worst-off imperial guards could not even afford to eat.

On the beach of a small island in the middle of Taihu Lake, hundreds of figures were marching with guns. Guo Jing was wearing a military uniform, and his eyes were scanning the people below like an eagle. If anyone made a mistake, he would be greeted with a ruthless whip.

Guo Jing's military career in Mongolia taught him many lessons. He must be ruthless when training soldiers. Otherwise, you won't be able to train strong or elite soldiers. He doesn't want to go through his teacher's questioning again, so Guo Jing is very ruthless when training soldiers. The soldiers both respect and fear him.

They respect him for his clear distinction between rewards and punishments, but they fear him for his iron-clad and merciless military law. Some people have already died because of the military law he formulated, and it is precisely for this reason that these hundreds of people obey him without hesitation.

One day, Guo Jing hurried back to Guiyun Villa.

As soon as they met, Lu Chengfeng said anxiously, "My dear nephew, something big has happened. The envoy sent by Mongolia is being hunted by the Jin Kingdom. I plan to send someone to pick him up. You can go with me so that it will be easier to act."

Guo Jing's eyes flashed, and he asked, "Mongol envoy? Uncle, do you know who it is?"

"The intelligence came quickly, and we haven't checked it out yet."

"Okay, let's get on the road without further ado." Half an incense stick later, several boats sailed out of Taihu Lake.

On the way, Guo Jing was still thinking about the Mongolian envoys. Logically speaking, Genghis Khan should be unifying Mongolia now, so why did he send envoys and was hunted down by the Jin people?

Does he want to ally with Song to fight against Jin?

Otherwise, the Jin people would not have sent people to hunt down the envoy.

Suddenly, the sound of hurried horse hooves and fighting was heard on the official road in the distance. Seeing this, Guo Jing and his companions hurriedly urged their horses forward.

I saw two groups of people fighting on the official road. One group was galloping on horseback, and the pursuers behind were chasing them relentlessly, shooting arrows continuously, and the people in front were constantly shot off their horses.

Seeing their attire, Guo Jing recognized them as Mongolians and immediately urged his little red horse forward. He just happened to hear them speaking Mongolian, "I'm fine, you guys go quickly, I'll hold off the pursuers here."

Another person said, "I will help you fend off the enemy, Fourth Prince, please leave quickly."

"How?"

Guo Jing thought the voices were very familiar, as if they were the accents of Tolui, Jebe and Borchu. He immediately shouted, "Master Jebe, Tolui, is that you?" His voice was high-pitched and full of energy.

When those people heard this, they showed joy on their faces and were about to say hello when the pursuers surrounded them.

The horses were injured and the three Mongols could not run away, so they could only shoot arrows to stop the enemy. They were very good at archery, so the pursuers did not dare to get too close and could only shoot arrows from a distance.

There was a small hill not far away. The Mongols walked over while shooting arrows. They were in a dominant position and had a good advantage.

More than a dozen Jin soldiers dismounted, raised their shields, and surrounded them on all sides.

Corpses of Jin soldiers and horses without their owners were everywhere along the road. In less than a moment, Guo Jing had arrived. He jumped off his horse and pulled out the feather arrow from the corpse. He touched the arrow shaft and found a circle of wrought iron with a leopard head carved on it. This was the hard arrow used by his master Zhebie, which was two taels heavier than ordinary feather arrows.

At this point, Guo Jing recognized their identities and no longer had any doubts.

The situation was urgent, so he jumped onto the little red horse, accelerated his horse's hooves, and quickly rushed into the pursuers.

The Jin soldiers didn't notice anyone coming at all. They just saw a shadow flash by and then there was no trace of life.

Guo Jing gathered all his inner energy and blasted out with the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. The Jin soldiers could not withstand such powerful force and their upper body bones shattered. "Bang!" Two Jin soldiers fell off their horses.

The little red horse turned around nimbly. Guo Jing didn't even look at it. He flipped his wrist and threw the arrow he had just picked up out. The arrow, carrying great force, penetrated into the enemy's head.

At this moment, he took a deep leap, jumped off the little red horse, and ran straight towards the Jin soldiers below. His agile body made it impossible for the Jin soldiers to touch him. Every palm strike from Guo Jing reaped the life of a Jin soldier.

In just a short moment, before Tolui, Jebe and others could react, all the pursuers were dealt with by Guo Jing.

(End of this chapter)