The Legend of the Condor Heroes: I became one of the Five Great Masters by drawing cards

Chapter 156 Guo Jing's Shura Field
The candlelight sways gently, making a faint and melodious sound.

Mu Nianci sat back on the Eight Immortals Table, her slender hands supporting her back with difficulty, her delicate body like a willow tree in the breeze.

"Good brother, please spare me."

But this "brother" was so sweet and touching, how could it sound like begging for mercy?
Gu Ping'an felt sorry for her after all, and was no longer as "diligent" as he was on their wedding night.

Lying on the couch with his arms around the soft body, the system screen popped up again.

He was only staring at the character transfer card and did not carefully check the other functions of the system mall.

In addition to that card, there are three other cards in the store, one orange and one blue.

[Nine Flower Jade Dew Pill], [Black Iron Heavy Sword], [Quanzhen Sect Saber]

The three cards all have a countdown on top, which seems to be updated regularly.

Move your gaze further down.

【Purchase/Recycling】

Recycle?

Gu Ping'an switched pages and saw another line of introduction.

[All cards of blue quality and above can be converted into basic reputation points through the recycling system.]

This actually made Gu Ping'an happy. He had drawn too many cards in the past few times, and there were too many useless skills and miscellaneous items. It would be best if they could be recycled.

The mall is refreshed once a month. Although the price of orange cards is as high as 8000 reputation points, which is equivalent to two guaranteed rewards, it is better to buy them with confidence than to look for a needle in a haystack in the card pool.

I just don’t know if there will be an orange card every time I refresh.

This system upgrade was far more practical than the last one. Gu Pingan was very satisfied. He hugged Mu Nianci's hand tightly and fell asleep peacefully.

The next day they set out again, heading north for thousands of miles, crossing the Longju River and not far from the Onon River.

This place was also a gathering place, and the four of them no longer hid their whereabouts. Soon they were seen by a group of Mongolian cavalry from afar.

With the sound of hooves and flying snow and mud, a team of a hundred cavalrymen quickly surrounded them.

"Who are you? Where are you from? Where are you going?"

The centurion in charge saw that several of them were dressed like Han Chinese and was worried that they were spies, so he shouted at them.

His Chinese speech was not very fluent and had an accent, which sounded a bit funny.

Guo Jing took out the golden tiger-head sword given by Temujin from his bosom and shouted in Mongolian: "I am Guo Jing!"

"The Golden Sword Prince Consort?"

All the cavalrymen had heard his story and knew that he was Prince Tolui's sworn brother.

"Please wait a moment, I will send someone back to report."

The centurion's tone softened noticeably, and his attitude became more respectful, but he remained vigilant.

Not long after, several more riders arrived, led by a captain who had met Guo Jing several times. As soon as they met, he dismounted and saluted respectfully.

Upon hearing that Guo Jing was going back to meet the Han, he immediately sent a fast horse back to deliver the message, and also sent out a team of a hundred people to escort him along the way.

The journey was still over two hundred miles, and although it was difficult to travel fast in the snow, it would still take only two days to arrive.

Temujin's tent could be seen on a high hill beside the Onon River.

On the boundless snowfield, tents were connected to each other, war horses were galloping and neighing, and spears were shining in the sun.

In the midst of a gray camp covered with snow, stood a large yellow silk tent with a golden roof and a nine-flag white banner hanging high in front of it.

The accompanying centurion took out a signal arrow from his arms.

With a "bang", a red flame exploded in the air.

A moment later, a group of cavalry from the camp came to greet them, and two white eagles soared into the sky.

"Guo Jing'an replied, you are back as expected!"

The leader ran up to the front and jumped off without even bothering to rein in his horse.

"Tului Anda!" The two rushed over and crashed into each other in a bear hug. The two eagles also cried out loudly and landed, moving forward to rub against each other, showing great affection.

It was the first time that Huang Rong saw these two eagles. She found them very interesting and reached out to touch the female eagle's white and soft feathers.

The two white eagles did not recognize Huang Rong. When the female eagle saw her coming, it lowered its head and pecked her fiercely. Fortunately, she reacted quickly and pulled her hand away in time.

Guo Jing hurriedly shouted to stop them, but another person emerged from the cavalry team.

This was obviously a girl, looking graceful and elegant, wearing a snow-white fox fur coat, with a strong body and a very thin waist. The jeweled headdress on her forehead sparkled, and she had a fair oval face, sword-like eyebrows and big eyes, revealing a heroic spirit.

Who else could be so exquisite despite being blown by the desert sand every day, and come all the way to greet Guo Jing except Temujin's beloved daughter Hua Zheng?

Hua Zheng first glanced at Huang Rong, then ran to Guo Jing like an eagle and held his hand tightly.

"Brother Guo Jing, you're back!"

Almost a year had passed since Guo Jing left the desert. When he saw her again, he found that she had grown taller and looked even more graceful.

"Sister Hua Zheng!"

He had always treated Hua Zheng as his own sister, so he was naturally overjoyed to see her again after such a long separation.

The two of them, along with Tolui, reminisced about the past. Hua Zheng chattered non-stop like a little swallow, leaving Huang Rong aside.

"You came back to take your mother home, why didn't you come to see me?"

Although Huang Rong had vaguely heard of the "Golden Sword Prince Consort" incident, she did not know the details. Now that she saw the intimacy between the two, she naturally felt angry.

Fortunately, Mu Nianci was considerate and quietly pulled Gu Ping'an's sleeve.

Gu Ping'an also realized that a Shura scene was about to unfold, and hurriedly patted Guo Jing on the shoulder and glanced in the direction of Huang Rong.

Guo Jing then remembered that he had forgotten Rong'er. He slapped his forehead, broke free from Hua Zheng, and pulled Huang Rong to his side.

"Tului Anda, Sister Huazheng, this is Rong'er, she's mine. Mine."

He and Huang Rong had never been married, so he didn't know what words to use to introduce them.

"heart"

Gu Ping'an whispered a word of reminder and sent it into Guo Jing's ears with his internal force.

"Yes!" Guo Jing nodded vigorously, "She is my sweetheart!"

"Sweetheart?!"

Hua Zheng's face suddenly changed, her eyebrows raised, she shook his arm away, her face full of disbelief.

Tolui, who was standing aside, couldn't help but frown, his eyes moving back and forth between the three of them.

"Guo Jingan replied, are you kidding me?"

"Don't say anything!" Hua Zheng angrily pushed him away and asked, "Guo Jing, are you saying that this Central Plains woman is your sweetheart?"

Guo Jing could not and was unwilling to lie, so he nodded immediately.

"Yes, Rong'er is the woman I admire in my heart."

"Then who am I?"

There was a hint of trembling in Hua Zheng's voice and her eyes were red.

Because of the golden sword agreement, she had already considered herself as Guo Jing's wife, but she didn't expect that he would just go out for a walk and find a "sweetheart".

"You and I."

Guo Jing was not good at speaking and he mumbled for a long time without being able to explain himself clearly.

Tolui punched him hard on the chest and scolded him angrily.

"Daddy gave you the golden sword and betrothed my sister to you. It was all decided long ago. How could you go back on your word like this?"

After a brief silence, Guo Jing spoke with difficulty.

"I didn't understand the betrothal thing at that time. I begged the Khan not to marry Hua Zheng to Du Shi because Du Shi was cruel and tyrannical. I treated her as my own sister."

(End of this chapter)