The two families in Yang Guo got married through their fingers, and later they were killed by the nomads from behind. After Guo Xiaotian's death, his wife went to Mongolia and gave birth to a son Guo Jing who grew up in Mongolia. Later, he was accepted as a disciple by the seven eccentrics in the south of the Yangtze River, under the guidance of Ma Yu, the son of Quanzhen Sect. Yang Tiexin's wife was deceived by the six princes of the Great State of Jin and gave birth to a son, Yang Kang, but she was raised as a little prince.

Qiu Chuji and the Seven Wonders of the South decided to take two children as disciples respectively (Guo Jing and the Seven Wonders of the South, Yang Kang and Qiu Chuji). Eighteen years later, the two children were allowed to compete in the Drunk Fairy House. As the date drew near, Guo Jing came to the Central Plains with Master and began a legendary story.

He fell in love with Huang Rong at first sight, but he hesitated because he was engaged to Mongolian princess Zheng Hua. He has a moral heart, and both Hong Qigong and Master Eden admire him. He inadvertently recited the "Nine Yin Zhen Jing", and from then on he could not get rid of Ouyang Feng's entanglement. Loyal to the Song Dynasty, he was destined to be an enemy of Yang Kang, the righteous emperor, and also to be an enemy of the Mongols he grew up with. ...

"For the country and the people, the chivalrous person." Guo Jinghuai is honest, and fate will give him unexpected opportunities. After many ups and downs, Guo Jing finally became a great soldier.