After the Liangshan heroes gathered together, they experienced two wins against Tong Guan and three defeats against Gao Qiu, and were finally recruited by Song Huizong. However, due to the alignment of four traitors within Chaoyan, Song Jiang and others were still unable to gain a foothold in the government and the public. At this time, the overwhelming troops of the Liao Dynasty came from the north again, and they were ready to attack Kyoto. When Song Jiang was in danger, he was ordered to lead his Liangshan heroes to the north to defend the Liao Dynasty. He defeated the Liao army and regained the lost territory. The Liao Emperor submitted a letter of surrender in obedience. The Liangshan army and horses returned triumphantly. They encountered the invasion of Hebei Tianhu uprising army and encountered the Liangshan army and horses. After a fight, Tian Hu was finally captured. When Wang Qing in Huaixi rebelled again, Huizong quickly mobilized Song Jiang and other heroes to meet the enemy. The two strong men met and fought, and finally Wang Qing was captured by Li Jun. Song Jiang's squadron returned to Beijing and was driving Fan La's rebels northward. Song Jiang pursued an order to conquer the bandits. A bloody battle was so heart-stirring that seven out of ten Liangshan heroes were killed, and Fang La was finally wiped out.
