Water Margin: Wu Qilang Drunkenly Beats Yan Tong

The disgrace of Jingkang, the fall of Bianjing, and the destruction of the mountains and rivers of the Northern Song Dynasty. Wu Qilang, Wu Song's apprentice, was originally a street gangster who loved wine, was greedy for money, and talked nonsense, but he bumped into the humiliated fifteenth princess Zhao Yuxi in the golden camp. A set of drunken fists defeated the golden general Wan Yantong, and also led him into an endless pursuit. In order to deliver the princess to Mingzhou and hand it over to Zhao Gou, he broke into the golden camp, seized grain roads, rescued tea girls, killed demoted officials, snatched ill-gotten wealth, and broke through the siege. He was also accompanied by the hard-spoken and soft-hearted princess, the stubborn and intelligent Liu Xiaoyu, and Liu Laoliu, who had repeatedly quit and gambled. Famous generals such as Zong Ze, Yue Fei, and Yu Yunwen will appear one after another, and Zhang Bangchang, Qin Hui and others will also compete with him. In troubled times, he doesn't want to be a hero, he just wants to get rich and drink, but he always shakes his fist when others are most desperate. Wanyan Tong pursues him step by step, from Kaifeng to Jiangnan; a life-and-death battle spanning a thousand chapters will also determine whether this little man can keep his love, wealth and final conscience. Along the way, there are mountains and rivers behind the laughter, and passionate hearts behind the drunken fist. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.