The characters in this story are purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.
This story is adapted from the follow-up to "Water Margin". Song Qian was born in the former Privy Council. When he was young, he was executed by his entire family because his father impeached a traitorous minister. He was rescued by his wet nurse and raised in Zhongnan Mountain. He saw the people being oppressed by corrupt officials and starved to death everywhere, and he swore to "do justice for heaven." He learned martial arts from eminent monks and formed the "Tiantian Alliance", uniting with green forest heroes, border generals Zhong Shidao and Jianghu righteous men to start a life-or-death contest with the "six thieves" (Cai Jing, Tong Guan, etc.) In the court. During this period, he was assisted by the military counselor Liang Chengfu, and he and the heroine Fang Min went from misunderstanding to side by side, subduing the thirty-two rebels against the king, and united the people's hearts with benevolent policies such as "equalizing land and eliminating taxes" and "promoting schools and emphasizing education".
The story has climaxes one after another: Song Qian led the Tianmeng troops to Bianjing, eradicated the six thieves, and forced Huizong to abdicate; after the establishment of the new dynasty, he implemented the New Deal, rectified the government, worked with the Jin people to stabilize the border, developed water conservancy, set up girls' schools, and strengthened the military, and finally allowed the people to live and work in peace and contentment. In his later years, the throne was passed down to the crown prince, and after his death from illness, people traveled thousands of miles to attend his funeral, and the flame of "Eternal Prosperity and Prosperity" was passed down from generation to generation...
