Li Jing had sought the Tao and practiced Qi from a young age, becoming a disciple of Immortal Du E from West Kunlun. With merely average aptitude, he only mastered the Five Elements Escape Skill before descending the mountain to seek wealth and honor among mortals.
For twenty-five years he served as an official, climbing the ranks until he commanded an army.
He was a strong man who broke through class barriers, truly an inspiration.
From another perspective, it is clear that King Zhou held high expectations for Li Jing, entrusting him with the defense of the northern gateway, Chen Tang Pass.
Li Jing was also unwaveringly loyal to King Zhou. Had it not been for his three sons turning against him and the loss of King Zhou's trust, leaving him with no other options, he would not have defected to Xiqi.
