Water Margin

Chen Mo, a college student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled back to the early years of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty and became a hunter in Shijia Village at the foot of Shaohua Mountain. It just so happened that Governor He of Huazhou colluded with officers and soldiers to encircle and suppress Shi Jin in order to seize the jade branch. In the original work, there were only three days left before Shi Jin was captured and everyone in Shaohua Mountain was almost wiped out! Chen Mo, who has the memory of the entire plot of Water Margin, knows that Shi Jin's death is the beginning of the tragedy of Liangshan Heroes and the epitome of the Northern Song Dynasty's shame towards Jingkang. In order to protect himself and change his destiny, he broke into Shijiazhuang late at night and persuaded Shi Jin on the grounds that "when the stars return, there must be blood". He cleverly used his identity as an Orion to set up an ambush, defeated the encircling officers and soldiers, and rescued Shi Jin and the three heroes of Shaohua Mountain. From then on, Chen Mo, as a "magic military advisor", assisted Shi Jin in integrating the forces of Shaohua Mountain, intercepted Hu Wusong and Lu Zhishen in advance, and avoided the dangers of Feiyunpu and Yezhu Forest; he went undercover in Liangshan, secretly collaborating with Lin Chong, Li Kui and others who opposed the Zhao'an faction, and cleverly defused Song Jiang He planned with Wu Yong to recruit troops; he used the power of Liangshan to hoard food and occupy dangerous positions. When the Liao and Jin Dynasties moved south, he used Shaohua Mountain as the foundation to gather righteous men from all over the world, and finally succeeded in turning the tide. The heroes of Liangshan no longer stained the south of the Yangtze River with blood, and the Northern Song Dynasty was saved from the humiliation of Jingkang! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.