This is a group portrait focusing on the 108 generals of Liangshan, using delicate brushstrokes to dissect the life trajectory and chivalrous background of each hero.
The book sheds the collective aura of "doing justice for heaven" and creates a biography for each hero: from Lin Chong's desperate counterattack at the Fengxue Mountain Temple, to Wu Song's lone bravery in fighting tigers at Jingyanggang; from Song Jiang's ambition to write an anti-poetry in Xunyang Tower, to Li Kui's sincerity in robbing the law field in Jiangzhou; there is also no shortage of Hu Sanniang's valiant sword-wielding on the battlefield, and his agility in flying over eaves and walking over walls...
The 108 biographies each have their own emphasis, connecting the fireworks and heroic sentiments in the late Northern Song Dynasty, making each hero no longer a symbolic "star evil", but a living life with flesh and blood, regrets and perseverance, presenting readers with a different kind of Liangshan heroic epic.
This book is a derivative creation based on the Chinese classic "Water Margin" that has entered the public domain. On the basis of respecting the original work, it adds specific plots and details of character descriptions and adds some original events.
