Simultaneous Transmigration: Both Start in a Near-Death State

Huang Yaoshi and Master Yideng's expressions changed.

Li Ke turned and threw a punch, roaring, "Kill!!!"

The artistic conception influenced Huang Yaoshi and Master Yideng.

Seizing the opportunity, Li Ke sent Huang Yaoshi and Master Yideng flying with a punch and a kick.

The people below the ring were staring blankly, their expressions frozen.

They witnessed firsthand Li Ke defeating Ouyang Feng and Zhou Botong.

Those who came here had already confirmed that Li Keqiang was one of the Five Greats and truly deserved the title of the best in the world.

However, that was only when facing one of the Five Greats. Now, Li Ke is facing three of the Five Greats.

Even so, Li Ke still managed to defeat three of the Five Greats in a very short time.

This move can be described as shocking and unconventional.

If they hadn't witnessed it with their own eyes, how could these martial arts figures have believed that for Li Ke, the three of the Five Greats working together was as easy as cutting melons and vegetables?

The facts are now before them, leaving them no choice but to believe.

At this moment, someone shouted, "The King of Shu is the greatest under heaven!"

Those who were lost in the incredible world began to awaken.

Following the trend, they all shouted, "The King of Shu is the greatest under heaven!"

"The King of Shu is the greatest under heaven!"

"The King of Shu is the greatest under heaven!"

……

The shouts of the crowd carried all the way down the mountain.

Hearing this, Zhou Botong, who was down the mountain, roared, "The number one in the world is my senior brother, not this damned King of Shu!"

"Say it!" Zhou Botong sped off at full speed.

He secretly vowed to improve his martial arts skills.

He only acknowledged that his senior brother, Wang Chongyang, was the best in the world.

other people?

Zhou Botong denied everything!

at the same time.

Lin'an, inside the imperial palace.

The emperor, who was strolling around, inexplicably fell into the water.

He cried out for help, but no one around him approached the pond to save the emperor.

Not long after, the emperor drowned.

As is well known, emperors are creatures that are easily soluble in water.

Now it seems that's true.

The emperor's death threw the court into chaos.

There was nothing that could be done; the emperor hadn't designated a crown prince during his lifetime.

Now that the emperor has passed away, who wouldn't want to support a prince to ascend the throne?

You must understand, this is a meritorious deed of supporting the emperor!

While the imperial court is embroiled in a power struggle, things are going terribly wrong in Xiangyang.

The Mongol army launched a fierce attack on Xiangyang, and judging from their momentum, they seemed determined not to give up until they captured the city.

Guo Jing and Huang Rong spent every day on the city wall, fighting and defeating the enemy.

Before we knew it, a month had passed.

The Mongol army suffered heavy losses, but Xiangyang was also in dire straits.

Food supplies are dwindling, and soldiers are dwindling.

Guo Jing and Huang Rong repeatedly requested assistance from the imperial court, but each of their requests went unanswered.

Another half month passed.

The city of Xiangyang was on the verge of collapse.

In the past, the Mongols would have retreated long ago after losing so many soldiers.

But for some reason, the Mongol Khan refused to withdraw his troops and went berserk, determined to capture Xiangyang.

Why?

Because of the changing situation.

The development of Sichuan is evident to all, and it can be described as thriving.

The Mongol Khan feared one thing: that the Prince of Shu would leave Sichuan and bring the territory of the Southern Song Dynasty under his control.

When the King of Shu uses his abilities, the new dynasty will be several times stronger than the Southern Song Dynasty.

By then, the Mongols would have to pay a much higher price to conquer the new dynasty.

They were even utterly defeated and attacked by the new dynasty.

That's why the Mongol Khan went mad and wanted to capture Xiangyang.

To put it bluntly, he wanted to take over the Southern Song Dynasty and strangle the Shu King before the Shu King could truly gain power.

In Xiangyang City.

Guo Jing led his troops on patrol.

He saw that the people's houses had been smashed and that they had no choice but to rest under the eaves.

He saw children crying, women wailing, men numb, and old men sighing.

He saw a lot.

Guo Jing made a judgment.

Xiangyang can only hold out for a maximum of three days.

Three days later, with no reinforcements arriving, Xiangyang would fall to the Mongols.

But what about reinforcements?

Guo Jing sent out letter after letter pleading for help, but all of them disappeared without a trace.

He really had no idea what had happened at the imperial court.

If Xiangyang falls, the Song Dynasty will be in grave danger.

Just as Guo Jing was feeling pessimistic, Guo Fu came running over excitedly.

"Father, a letter from my senior brother."

Guo Jing's eyes lit up upon hearing this.

He opened the letter and read its contents.

Guo Jing frowned.

Li Ke was leading an elite force of the Shu King toward Xiangyang City at this time.

Guo Jing needs reinforcements.

But what he wanted was reinforcements from the imperial court, not reinforcements from a traitor.

Guo Jing instinctively wanted to reply to Li Ke, telling him not to bring the Shu King's troops.

But the wails and cries from within Xiangyang City shattered his subconscious.

Loyalty to the emperor and love for one's country are the core values ​​of Guo Jing.

But now, Guo Jing finds himself having to choose between the two.

Guo Jing made his choice.

patriotic!

Guo Jing replied, informing Li Ke of the situation in Xiangyang and the Mongol army outside the city, and advising Li Ke that extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.

They should be on the move outside, not inside the city to defend it.

After replying to the letter, Guo Jing visibly aged.

Huang Rong felt incredibly sorry for him.

She couldn't help but say, "Brother Jing, the court has never liked you interfering in defense matters, and now, the court is unwilling to send a single soldier."

"What's the point of clinging to such a court?"

"presumptuous!"

Guo Jing roared angrily.

He stared at Huang Rong, his eyes bloodshot.

At that moment, he even had the thought of killing Huang Rong with a single palm strike.

Seeing this, Huang Rong did not back down at all.

She moved closer to Guo Jing, pointed to her head, and said, "If Brother Jing wants to do it, then do it."

Guo Jing trembled.

He slumped into the chair, his eyes empty and silent.

"Brother Jing, when you chose to stay in Xiangyang, was it for the sake of the people of the Song Dynasty, or for the sake of the Emperor of the Song Dynasty?"

Huang Rong shouted angrily.

Guo Jing instinctively replied, "Of course I'm doing this for the people."

As soon as he finished speaking, Guo Jing's eyes lit up.

Guo Jing finally understood.

His original intention was always to protect the people of the Song Dynasty from the trampling of the Mongol hooves.

But he didn't know when it started, but the thought of loyalty to the emperor had appeared in his mind.

Over time, Guo Jing came to believe that he had to be loyal to the emperor.

Guo Jing has now come to his senses.

The people are the most important, the state is next, and the ruler is the least important!

Guo Jing had a sudden realization.

With his energy and spirit restored, Guo Jing no longer appeared so old; on the contrary, he looked even younger.

Huang Rong looked at Guo Jing with a smile on her face.

Brother Jing, oh Brother Jing, you're finally back.

Time flies.

Two days later.

While the Mongol army was besieging the city, Li Ke led his elite troops straight into the Mongol army camp.

Li Ke stormed into the camp and headed straight for the supplies.

A fire fell on the grain and fodder.

Instantly, a fire broke out!

While the Mongol Khan was directing operations at the front lines, a guard rushed over.

He pointed towards the camp and cried out, "Great Khan, our supplies, our camp, have been burned!"

The Mongol Khan was greatly alarmed.

He collapsed to the ground, muttering, "It's over, it's over, it's all over."

Standing atop the city wall, Guo Jing saw the Mongol camp ablaze and immediately commanded the Xiangyang defenders, shouting, "You've run out of supplies! Why aren't you retreating? Do you intend to starve to death beneath the walls of Xiangyang?"

The shouts of the defenders threw the Mongol army into chaos.

The siege of Xiangyang has been lifted!