The Legend of the Heroes of the Patriotic War: Song Jiang and Fang La Join Forces to Fight Against the Jin Dynasty

At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the Jin soldiers invaded the south on a large scale. The mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty were shattered, and the people were deeply troubled by the war. The two rebel armies, Song Jiang and Fangla, put aside their personal grudges, put the justice of their family and country first, accepted the imperial court's invitation, and led their troops to the front line to fight against the Jin Dynasty. They even joined forces with Yue Fei's troops to defend their home and country against aggression. A group of heroes fought bloody battles, repeatedly defeated the Jin army and regained lost territory. However, many leaders of the two armies died heroically and paid a heavy price. After Banshi returned to the court, Song Jiang, Fang La and others were framed by the jealousy of Cai Jing, Gao Qiu and other treacherous ministers, and all the core leaders died unjustly and tragically. The surviving rebel leaders either became monks, retired to the mountains or lived in exile. The Jin State took advantage of the Song Dynasty to destroy the Great Wall, invaded south again and captured Bianliang, and captured the two emperors of Huiqin, and the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed. King Kang Zhaogou crossed to the south and proclaimed himself emperor, settling in the south of the Yangtze River. The remaining troops of Song Jiang and Fangla were unwilling to accept the defeat of their country and raised the flag of righteousness for the Northern Expedition. However, they were secretly obstructed and sabotaged by traitors such as Qin Hui. In the end, the Northern Expedition failed and failed, leaving only eternal loyal souls and endless lamentations. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.