Shooting the Eagle: Starting from Iron Palm Peak

Synopsis: Lin Qi is reborn, reborn as a third-generation disciple of the Iron Palm Clan. His predecessor, having injured a gang bully who preyed on men and women, was publicly sentenced to have his martial arts crippled, his right hand severed, and be expelled from the clan. He didn't even survive the execution; his liver was shattered by a kick. When Lin Qi opens his eyes, he is kneeling before Qiu Qianren, awaiting death. In despair, he recalls a famous scene from *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*—the Second Mount Hua Sword Tournament, where Hong Qigong publicly rebukes Qiu Qianren, driving the Iron Palm Clan leader to the brink of despair, nearly causing him to jump off a cliff. He remembers those words perfectly. So, this third-generation disciple, in front of a hall full of masters, throws Hong Qigong's exact words at Qiu Qianren's face. The entire hall falls silent. Everyone thinks he's gone mad. Qiu Qianren is enraged, his killing intent surging. After the murderous intent subsided, the once arrogant Iron Palm Clan leader remained silent for a long time before uttering something no one expected—"Take him away to heal his wounds. Once he's healed, come see me." From prisoner to the clan leader's personal disciple, Lin Qi achieved this in the time it takes to drink a cup of tea. But this wasn't a story of a verbal victory. The Iron Palm Clan had tens of thousands of disciples, numerous factions, and undercurrents of conflict. Han Duan Yue wanted nothing more than to tear him to pieces, the Jin envoy was lurking in the shadows, and no one could fathom what Qiu Qianren, who had taken him as a disciple, was truly thinking. Even more crucially, Guo Jing was still hunting eagles on the Mongolian grasslands, and the events in the Central Plains hadn't even begun. Lin Qi knew the trajectory of the next twenty years, but what he didn't know was—every choice he made was pushing history in a completely new direction.