I, Yan Poxi, was originally a prostitute in Yuncheng County, and I truly loved Zhang Sanlang and Zhang Wenyuan. In order to cover up the crime of secretly communicating with Liangshan, Song Jiang not only wanted to silence me, but also used the power of the Jianghu to force Sanlang to a dead end and died tragically on the street. I, who was lucky enough to escape, turned completely black, and vowed to wipe out the Liangshan foundation that Song Jiang regarded as a treasure. I returned to my old career as a prostitute, and with my beautiful appearance and my ability to understand human nature, I entered the world of prostitution. I wandered between the shadow of the sword and the warm fragrance of the red tent, targeting the different weaknesses of the one hundred and eight generals - Lin Chong's loneliness, Wu Song's paranoia, Yan Qing's loyalty, Wang Ying's greed, playing into their favour, and setting up traps step by step. While I remained absolutely sober in the quagmire of lust, I watched this so-called hero torn apart in pain between loyalty and selfish desires. In the end, I completely disintegrated Liangshan from the inside, turned my brothers against each other, stained the Juyi Hall with blood, and used the blood of a hundred single and eight generals to honor my Saburo.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
