Traveling Through the Water Margin: My Road to Becoming a Hero

When Lin Wei, a graduate student in the Department of History, traveled back in time to the Xuanhe period of the Northern Song Dynasty with his ancestral jade pendant, the wind in Huangnigang was carrying the smell of copper coins in the birthday card. The gears of destiny of the 72 heroes were quietly deflected by this unexpected modern figure. She used iodophor to save the red-haired ghost Liu Tang's knife wound, used a lime formation to scare off the official robbers, stopped the red-eyed Li Kui on the bank of the Xunyang River, and saw through Sun Li's undercover plan in Zhujiazhuang. From the first encounter at the Huang Temple in Yuncheng to the controversy at the Juyi Hall in Liangshan, she was the undresser at Wu Song's Duanjin Pavilion, the confidant in Songjiang's Xunyang Tower, and the undresser at Yanqing's Royal Street. When the yellow flag of recruitment waved on the mountain top, it was she who advocated the alliance with Fang La to support the village with terraced fields and water conservancy, and used the sound of books in the school to calm down the gangster spirit, so that these rough guys understood that "protecting the people" was more important than "doing justice for heaven". Li Kui's ax protected her, Lin Chong's spear tip carried the light for her, and Hu Sanniang's swords stood side by side with her. When the world is far away, she will finally understand: the so-called group favor is nothing more than seventy-two hot hearts, all of which turn the softest parts towards her.