If Chiu Chu-chi did not show off his Taoist powers in the Niu family village beforehand, then these Jin soldiers would not have appeared outside the courtyards of the two families, Guo and Yang. Likewise, Wanyan Honglie would not have met Bao Xiqiang, who he yearns for day and night. These Jin soldiers wouldn't have been born at Chiu Chu-chi's feet, and the families of Guo and Yang wouldn't have been implicated. Guo tears - can't save love, love - doesn't believe in tears! Yang wouldn't be involved either, Li Ping wouldn't flee to the desert, and Guo Jing and Yang Kang would be born safely in the Niu family village. The Seven Freaks of Jiangnan wouldn't later go to the desert. And without Guo Jing's help, Temujin would be born under the feet of Jamukha, and the various tribes wouldn't be unified. Without unification, there wouldn't be a Mongol invasion. Gunpowder wouldn't spread to Europe. Without gunpowder, the rule of the knights in Europe wouldn't be shaken. Therefore, the dark ages would extend by a thousand years, and there wouldn't be a Renaissance. Without the Renaissance, there wouldn't be navigation. South America would remain the pasture of the indigenous Indians. Similarly, the Spanish wouldn't bring cannons to Japan. Shogunate would continue indefinitely in Japan without unification, like the story of cups and water. In another country, Wanyan Honglie wouldn't meet Bao Xiqiang and could only focus on power struggles. The Jin Dynasty would thus face external threats. Without Temujin, the Jin Dynasty would face external threats, and as a result, the Song wouldn't perish but unify instead. The Song dynasty emphasizes commerce, so capitalism would sprout in foreign lands. If it developed to today, the foreign country would be the most advanced nation, far ahead of Japan, Spain, Central Europe, America, etc. Today's financial crisis wouldn't occur, all because of Chiu Chu-chi. Why do you, a Taoist priest, have nothing better to do than showing off your powers in some obscure village like Niu?