Water Margin: From the Start, I Dragged Song Jiang Straight to the Authorities

Law student and junior officer Zhu Tong transmigrates into the body of the bearded gentleman Zhu Tong. From the start, he delivers Song Jiang straight to the authorities, setting out to reverse the ending in which nearly all 108 heroes meet their deaths. This is a satisfying power fantasy, brothers, so get in here.

This is not a martial-world fairy tale about "enforcing justice in Heaven's name," but a darkly realistic tale of officialdom amid "the collapse of rites and music, and the breakdown of the rule of law." In this world, "brotherhood" is a fig leaf Song Jiang and the others use to whitewash their crimes, a moral shackle for coercing others into risking their lives. Zhu Tong, formerly a junior officer with a master's degree in law, represents absolute order and the law after transmigrating into Zhu Tong's body. His goal is not to become an outlaw, but to use the blade in his hand and the law to carve a broad road to "promotion, riches, and peace throughout the land" in this rotten age.

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