After a traffic accident, delivery rider Wu Dali's soul miraculously transmigrates into Wu Dalang from Water Margin. He expects a life of misfortune, but unexpectedly receives a superstore granted by the System, beginning a legendary business venture in the Song Dynasty. With this heaven-defying “cheat,” he thrives in the Song marketplace, amasses a fortune, and quickly becomes the richest man in the dynasty.
But Wu Dali is not satisfied with wealth alone. He recruits the heroes of Liangshan and, with extraordinary leadership and his brothers fighting at his side, overthrows the corrupt Song Dynasty and establishes the Liang Dynasty, putting people first so the common folk can live in peace and prosperity.
One external crisis follows another. After Japanese pirates steal the Song Dynasty's advanced machine-gun and artillery manufacturing technology, they join forces with the Jin to invade the Song border. Wu Dali leads the Liangshan army into battle and, with brilliant strategy and fierce determination, drives back the enemy. But the pirates refuse to give up. They ally with a multinational Western coalition and invade again, only to be routed once more by the mighty Liangshan army.
Wu Dali's people-first ideals spread like spring rain, taking root in people's hearts. People in every country yearn to be liberated by the Liangshan army and actively ask to join the Great Liang Dynasty. In the end, Wu Dali leads the Liangshan army to liberate the entire world and realize the Great Harmony that everyone longs for.
If you deal with Wang Ying, you will be the one who dies. If you don't watch the original series of Water Margin, you have at least watched the TV series, right? The short-legged tiger Wang Ying is extremely lustful and cannibalizes human flesh and drinks the blood from his heart.
Hey, it dirty my ears
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