A special forces soldier's soul travels to the Northern Song dynasty and possesses the tiger-slaying hero Wu Song.
From the start, he kills Ximen Qing and Pan Jinlian to avenge Wu Dalang.
To survive, he flees to Liangshan Marsh and becomes an outlaw.
He kills Wang Lun, keeps Lin Chong, and recruits heroes from the martial world.
He raises the banner of rebellion and takes up arms in the name of justice.
He defeats Tong Guan, executes Gao Qiu, and overthrows the Song dynasty.
He conquers the Liao, destroys the Jin, and unifies the Central Plains!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Even if you kill Pan Jinlian, you are still writing novels in Feilu
I remember I watched a Category III movie in which Wu Song also killed Ximen Qing, but got into trouble with Pan Jinlian.
What a pity. In the official history, Pan Jinlian and Wu Dalang's original person Wu Zhi were originally a loving couple, but they were framed by villains and processed by Water Margin to be infamy for thousands of years. In ancient times, the words of literati can really kill people and punish people's hearts.
Xiaoyu asked weakly, is anyone watching? Why do you feel like no one is sending flowers or voting for comments?
In ancient times, it was not illegal to catch an adulterer in bed and kill someone.
Don't reuse Wu Yong, he is a villain
Can Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang also be called heroes?
There were already artillery during the Song Dynasty. This is found in junior high school history books. The author wrote the Song army like this. Is it a magic change?
Damn it, Wu Song flew from Yanggu County to Liangshanbo in half a day.
Water Margin took place in the early Southern Song Dynasty