Water Margin: From the Start, I Marry Pan Jinlian

In 1115 AD, the fifth year of Zhenghe under the Northern Song, the fifth year of Tianqing under the Liao, the second year of Yongning under the Western Xia, and the first year of Shouguo under the Jin.

The Jurchens rose to power. Wanyan Aguda declared himself emperor at Huining, founded the Great Jin, and fixed his ambitious gaze on all under heaven.

The Liao Empire, the northern hegemon, was growing old and teetering on the brink of collapse. To the south, Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji, remained immersed in pleasure. The "Flower and Stone Gang" and "Birthday Tribute Fleet" scandals grew ever worse, leaving the people in misery. Beneath the placid surface of the Great Song, dark currents were surging.

Wu Zhi transmigrated to the world of Water Margin. When he awoke, he discovered he had become Wu Dalang.

He would gather heroes and recruit outlaws.

He would punch the Khitans and Jurchens, kick the Goryeo and Japanese, sail south across the seas, and raid North America.

A thousand warships, ten thousand cannons, a million elite troops: he would usher in a golden age for China.

"Dalang, it's getting late. Time to take your medicine."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.