In the third year of Zhenghe's reign, Yuncheng's "Tiger Hunt Dividend Loan" tied up Wu Song's fists and legs, Tokyo's "Exile Revolving Loan" bent Lin Chong's gun, and even Chao Gai had to sign Song Jiang's "Loyalty IOU" before he was born. In this world, fists and feet no longer speak for themselves, but debt is king.
Wang Lun transformed Liangshan into a "pawn center", Song Jiang used "recruiting bonds" to tie up the heroes, and Fang La raised the "debt-free banner" to rebel. Every fight ended up being a gamble with high debts. The conquest of Fangla and the recruitment were nothing more than capital harvesting by the imperial court. The surviving Wu Song and Li Jun fled with their unpaid debts, from the Taihu anti-debt water village to the debt-free country of Siam, and finally tore up all the IOUs in the shadow of swords and swords: This Liangshan Mountain should not be the mountain of creditors; this river and lake should not be the river and lake of debt slaves.
