In the novel Legend of the Condor Heroes, Hong Qigong taught Guo Jing to subdue the dragon with eighteen palms. Is it really just for eating?

Hong Qigong, of course, didn't teach Guo Jing to eat eighteen palms of dragons. Let me sum up the reasons!

Of course, you can't actively promote Guo Jing's martial arts. He needs an excuse. First, Hong Qigong, as the leader of the biggest gang in the world, how can he accept his disciples casually because of greed? If he wants to eat, with his position and martial arts, there is no food in the world that he can't eat.

Second, on the surface, he is laughing, but in fact, he is secretly observing Guo Jing's character and virtue, and whether he is worthy to be his disciple. In fact, he has been observing for some time. In addition to Guo Jing is silly, other aspects should be satisfied. Stupidity is not a problem. Stupid birds fly first and enter the forest early.

Third, Hong Qigong is not young, and his eighteen palms of dragon-fighting really need to be handed down from generation to generation. If we hadn't been thinking about teaching Huang Rong to hit the dog stick, we would have passed it on to Guo Jing. Guo Jing's character is not selective. Martial arts practitioners pay the most attention to martial arts, and every master must strictly select his disciples before accepting disciples. Through several things, Hong Qigong determined that Guo Jing was the candidate for his apprentice.

Hong Qigong, of course, can't actively promote Guo Jing's martial arts. He needed an excuse, so the humorous old-timer began to play jokes on Guo Jing. Finally, through eating, Guo Jing was taught to fight dragons under the pretext of this greed.

Hong Qigong is a master of Zhuang and He, and has the intention of taking Guo Jing and Huang Rong as successors. Hong Qigong is a true master, but his essence is a harmonious personality. Therefore, in the process of contact with Guo Jing and Huang Rong, he carefully observed their personalities and character, secretly looking for successors for himself.

Hong Qigong commands a Beggars' Sect with 200,000 people, but after observing it for so many years, he has not found any outstanding talents in the Beggars' Sect, which is worthy of his training as a descendant, which makes him feel a little sad.

So I can only jump out of the Beggars' Sect and look for it in the Jianghu. I happened to meet Guo Jing and Huang Rong. One is simple and honest, and the other is extremely clever, but both of them have good personalities. So Hong Qigong intends to train them into offspring.