The opening chapter of "Lu Zhishen in the Legend of Tianguxing" shows something extraordinary - when Luda was born, the flagpole was broken, and he had strange images such as nine green dragons on his body. It seemed that he was destined to fight against the troubled times alone and bravely.
While growing up, he witnessed his neighbors being invaded and bullied by foreigners, and he developed a strong character that hates evil and hates it since he was a child. They punched the evil gentry who brought trouble to one side, kicked the lackeys who collaborated with the enemy and betrayed the country, resisted foreign invasion, and punched whenever they saw injustice. At that time, the Northern Song Dynasty emphasized culture over military affairs, with weak border preparations, corrupt officials, and the people writhing and wailing under harsh government and power. He watched helplessly as Zhongliang was framed by traitors, virtuous ministers were shunned by bullies, demons were rampant in the court, and wolves ruled the world. His passion turned into a piercing chill.
When justice comes to naught within the system, this man who once served as a judge resolutely breaks free from the shackles and holds the banner of "doing justice for heaven" together with a group of heroes who were forced to go to Liangshan. They used the mountain stronghold as their camp and declared war on injustice, but they also gradually realized in the shadow of swords and swords that killing was not their original intention, but saving the people from fire and water was their original intention. In the end, Lu Zhishen broke through his obsession during the blood-stained journey, passed away in the tide of Qiantang, and achieved Arhat status with a tragic ending, leaving a bright and lonely light in that dark era.
