After transmigrating to the Great Song, he discovers that he has become Song Jiang, the timely rain.
This humble Song Jiang is a clerk in Yuncheng, known throughout the martial world as the Timely Rain.
Bah!
Get this straight: the man standing before you is the top-ranked imperial graduate, Prefect of Jiangning, Left Vice Director, Grand Academician of the Guanwen Hall, Minister of Works, Duke Who Guards the State, Prime Minister of the Great Song, good brother to Emperor Huizong, and beloved father to the people of the Great Song. He is the Great Song's foremost power broker, who will conquer the Liao and Jin: Song Jiang, Song Gongming.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Isn't it good to be the emperor yourself?
Song Jiang is an official and is not qualified to be a scholar. He still wants to do a roll call at Donghua Gate.
Isn't Wang Xizhi from the Eastern Jin Dynasty?
Your folk background is from the Qing Dynasty, right? Why did the people in the Song Dynasty lose their souls?
The protagonist is so useless. Since the traitor has been dealing with the protagonist, he dares to involve the emperor, but the emperor is indifferent and refuses to deal with it. What he sees is that the protagonist has been tortured and cannot fight back. The enemy keeps taking action. It is useless.
How did the protagonist recognize Wu Song?
I suddenly became curious about how the author arranged the "heroes" in Water Margin
You always look up to the sky and scream, your setting is very cool
It was impossible for Song Jiang to participate in the imperial examination, because the imperial examination was canceled at that time and was changed to Taixue to obtain scholars.
Commentary on the fourth chapter of "The Great Song Dynasty: Powerful Minister Song Jiang" written by 1DD.