The whole book continues the 70 chapters of Jin Shengtan's "Water Margin". It is narrated that Chen Liqing, the daughter of Chen Xizhen, who was in charge of the imperial court, was forced by Gao Yanei and fled Kyoto. The father and daughter went to live with their relative Liu Guang, and met Yun Tianbiao, Liu Guang's military general. Due to the persecution of traitorous officials, they had no choice but to "fall off grass" in Yuanbi Village. However, they "respected the king and opposed the bandits" and specially colluded with the officers and soldiers to attack and kill the Liangshanbo uprising army when the people were trapped. Later, under the recommendation of Yun Tianbiao, he was hired by the imperial court. Finally, together with Zhang Ye's troops, he broke through the water in Boliang Mountain and captured 108 generals, who were either dead or executed. The novel goes to great lengths to slander the Liangshan Peasant Rebel Army, charging them with charges such as "advocating to be the leader of thieves, harboring secret conspiracies, being persistent in evil, and committing heinous crimes." He denounced them as "murderers and arsonists who cleanse the people." However, they tried their best to beautify Chen Xizhen, Zhang Shuye and others. The men were immortal and dignified in appearance; the women were unparalleled in beauty, beautiful and lovely. They had superior abilities and were invincible.
