Water Margin: the Strong Don't Need Reasons

Chen Ran carried an inexplicable system and traveled to the late Northern Song Dynasty, a turbulent era. Banditry is rampant, and the heroes of Liangshan dominate. Lu Zhishen, who was pulling out a willow tree, held his face that had been beaten into a pig's head and looked confused: "Why did you hit me?" Chen Ran clenched his fists: "You are destroying the ecological environment. Do you think you should be beaten?" Lin Chong cried: "Hero, why do you chase me after all?" Chen Ran spread his hands: "Aren't you a gunsmith? Why do you need to bring a knife when you go to someone else's house?" Song Jiang was confused: "Then what happened to me? Why did you beat me?" Chen Ran curled his lips: "Because you form gangs and destroy social morals, you should be beaten!" Song Jiang was scared, and the 108 heroes of the Water Margin were trembling. From then on, there is a saying in the world: "Does a strong man need a reason to take action?" Let's take a look at a little beggar who made people frightened in this turbulent late Northern Song Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.