In the third year of Zhenghe in the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a heavy rain in Bianliang City. The failed scholar Wang Lun woke up in a ruined temple and found that his soul had traveled to the body of "Wang Lun, the scholar in white" in "Water Margin" - the tragic village leader of Liangshan who was fired by Lin Chong because of his narrow-mindedness. He was familiar with Water Margin in his previous life, and he had the "script" of the plot in hand, but he was unwilling to be reduced to a piece of meat on the chopping board. He set his ambition to "break the rules of heaven and reshape the world", and embarked on a counterattack journey to subvert the way of heaven.
The first step to change your destiny against the will of heaven: outwit Liangshan. Wang Lun shocked the heroes with forged "Book of Heaven Prophecies", used improved continuous crossbow technology to conquer Du Qian and Song Wan, and used modern military knowledge to organize his men, transforming Liangshan from a rabble-rousing bandit den into a well-disciplined "loyalty army" base. He cleverly took advantage of the contradiction between Lin Chong and Gao Qiu, using the "righteousness of resisting the Liao Dynasty" as a bait to recruit him into his command. At the same time, he made plans in advance to conquer heroes such as Chao Gai and Lu Zhishen, breaking the fate of "Lin Chonghuo merged with Wang Lun".
The dual innovation of tactics and systems is the core of Wang Lun's breakthrough. He established the "Juyi Hall Council" to balance power, implemented the "military-peasant integration" farming system, opened military workshops to improve weapons, and even introduced modern medicine and intelligence systems. When the imperial court launched its first encirclement and suppression campaign, Liangshan had turned into a fortress: the Shuizhai used trebuchets and fireboats to defeat the official army, and the Luzhai used a "mine array" to destroy the Huyanzhuo chain horse. It also won the hearts of the people with its reputation of "robbing the rich and giving to the poor". The surrounding refugees flocked to it one after another, and its power expanded rapidly.
From eight hundred miles of water to the overlord of the Central Plains, Wang Lun's ambitions did not stop at Liangshan. He took advantage of
