Chapter 1302

The appearance of Xue Kui gave King Ji a shot in the arm.

Let him see the hope of Ji Guo's continued existence.

Xue Kui challenged more than ten players in a row in the ring, without any sign of weakness.

This also shocked everyone.

Of course, Xue Kui is indeed strong, but that doesn't mean that others are weak.

For example, Qin Wen.

Qin Wen's strength is not bad at all.

But unfortunately, he met an equally powerful person.

Both men suffer losses.

In the end, there was no chance of ten thousand taels of gold.

Qin Wennai is the great-grandson of Qin Qiong, the grandson of Qin Huaiyu, and the son of the Protector Qin Ying. He is a fictional fierce general in the classic novel Xue Gang's Revolt against the Tang Dynasty.

The protector of the country was furious. Qin Ying was dissatisfied with Empress Wu when she came to court and died in the Jinluan Palace. Empress Wu ordered Qingzhou Hou Wu to think twice about ransacking his house.

At this time, the Duke Protector's Mansion was in chaos. When she learned that Qin Ying had died on the Golden Palace, Mrs. Qin dismissed her family and hanged herself. Only the wet nurse was left holding the young Qin Wen, who had no time to escape.

Because the wet nurse was quite pretty, and with the help of Wu Tong, the spy Qin Ying placed next to Wu Sansi, Qin Wen was thought to be the wet nurse's son and was kidnapped by Wu Sansi. It seemed logical that he would become Wu Sansi's son. —Wu Guang, known as the Golden-Armed Erlang, was good at using a pair of Eight Diagrams-generated copper chain hammers.

Later, with the help of Wu Tong, he turned against Xue Gang on the battlefield and became one of the Four Fierce Eight Hammers of Jiuyan Mountain.

This person is also very brave.

Qin Wen appeared first and defeated several opponents.

It's a pity that I met Xie Yingdeng.

Both of them suffered losses and were taken advantage of.

Later Xue Kui appeared and was extremely brave.

When King Ji saw these talents, he shed tears in his eyes.

I am very grateful to the great god Pangu.

Thank you Great God Pangu for your love for Ji Guo.

Otherwise, Ji Guo will disappear.

There are indeed many talents appearing in Jiguo this time.

In addition to Xue Kui, Xie Yingdeng, and Qin Wen, the ones that surprised King Ji the most were Duan Zhixuan and Zhong Hui.

These people can be combined into a large army to resist Bai Qi in the south.

Of course, King Ji also knew it in his heart.

There is something difficult about these people.

But as long as we stick to the city, there is no chance.

In Yun State there were Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, Pei Yuanqing, Zhong Limei and others.

They also have Xue Kui, Qin Wen, and Xie Yingdeng here.

Although these three people cannot compare with Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, and Pei Yuanqing, their strength is not bad.

Xue Kui and Qin Wen were both outstanding figures in Xue Gang's rebellion against the Tang Dynasty.

The weapons used are all sledgehammers.

And Xie Yingdeng is even more powerful.

Xie Yingdeng is one of the Five Tigers of Wagang. He is not only highly skilled in martial arts, but also good at archery.

However, the selection test is about martial arts.

If there was a competition of bows and arrows, Xie Yingdeng would definitely be the best among them. He was the most outstanding among them all.

Xie Yingdeng was known as the Sharpshooting General because he was good at using silver spears and had invincible marksmanship.

In his early years, he worked with Wang Bodang as the leader of the green forest in Shaohua Mountain, Shaanxi. When Pei Yuanqing attacked Wagang, Xie Yingdeng saved Shan Xiongxin with his flying arrow. Later, with the order of military advisor Xu Maogong, Xie Yingdeng and Wang Bodang planned to gain Pei's family members at Shanma Pass, and Pei Yuanqing and his son were able to return to Wagang smoothly.

Li Mi exchanged his country for beauty, and Xie Yingden became disheartened and retired to the mountains and forests to become a monk.

Later, Xie Yingdeng became successful in practice and became the Taoist mythological figure Xie Xianzu.

It can be said that as long as you are a talent, no matter what industry you are engaged in, you will become a talent.

Xie Yingdeng is a descendant of Xie An, Xie Xuan, and Xie Shi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was smart and studious since he was a child. That is to say, it is both civilized and military, famous far and near, and is known as"Sai Xin Mausoleum".

Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was dissolute and immoral, and there were many heroes everywhere. Xie Hong, who was serving in the court at the time, resigned and became a monk and practiced Taoism. He lived in seclusion in Zhongnan Mountain, which had a great influence on Xie Yingdeng.

In order to protect the peace of one side, Xie Yingdeng organized the villagers to resist the intrusion of the officers and soldiers on Xiejiazhuang, which angered the court and suffered sieges. Xie Yingdeng organized the villagers to defeat the sieges of the officers and soldiers many times and moved to the junction of Shaanxi, Henan and Shanxi. Kuai had a great influence on this area, and his team continued to expand. Later, he led his troops to defect to the Wagang Army and was named the"General of the Great Demonic Kingdom." He was only in his twenties at the time.

After Li Yuan and his son established the Tang Dynasty, he resolutely refused to be rewarded. After seeing through the world's glory and wealth, joys and sorrows, he retreated bravely and followed his uncle Xie Hong to Sanqing Temple in Zhongnan Mountain, where he officially became a monk and practiced Taoism.

Under the careful guidance of his uncle, Xie Yingdeng concentrated on studying the classics of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, practiced Taoism diligently, and lived a secluded life with a pure heart and few desires. Later, he traveled to the famous mountains and rivers in the northwest, visited the Tao, and made extensive friends with Taoist people from ethnic minorities. Under the guidance of Zhenren Wang, he mastered medical skills and was able to treat terminal illnesses and bring people back to life. He then practiced medicine extensively, cured diseases and saved people, and was deeply loved by the people.

In the first year of Yifeng, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, Xie Yingdeng became an immortal in Zhongnan Mountain, and later generations respected him as the Taoist immortal ancestor.

There are still two portraits of Xie Yingdeng. One is a portrait of Xie Yingdeng when he was serving in the army in his middle age. He is holding a horse"as silver as snow" on the left, a silver gun worth two feet on the right, and a carved bow with feathers and arrows on his waist. He has a thin cheek and bright eyes. , majestic.

A portrait of Xie Yingdeng when he was in his seventies. He was about eight feet tall, wearing a Taoist crown and a Bagua silk Taoist robe. He carried the sun and moon on his shoulders, with yin and yang Tai Chi figures inlaid on the front and back, and a long white cloth waistband with the word"Fu" on it. He has a double face, a rosy complexion, longevity eyebrows, and compassionate eyes. His eyes are sharp and his head is straight. He has a square mouth, lobed ears, three strands of beautiful beard under his cheeks, and a red mole on his left beard.