Southeast Asian gang leader Long Zheng was assassinated and when he woke up, he became Shi Jin, the "Nine-Patterned Dragon" in the Water Margin world of the Northern Song Dynasty! Just because of his domineering dragon pattern on his shoulders, he was "enthusiastically" recognized by the folks in Shijia Village. I wanted to keep a low profile and save my life, but the Liangshan heroes insisted on recognizing their brothers.
Facing this large-scale cosplay scene, Long Zheng was helpless: I am really not Shi Jin! But looking at the Juyi bowl handed over by Song Jiang, and the bandit-suppressing troops sent by Gao Qiu... He realized: This Liangshan, you can even go up it!
As a result, the painting style of Shuibo Liangshan suddenly changed. While the heroes are still thinking about how to rob the birth plan, Master Long has already begun to engage in "performance appraisal" and "industry chain integration." Recruitment? It doesn't exist. Brother Long's goal is to become bigger and stronger and create greater glory!
Let's take a look at how modern gangsters use KPIs to assess Liangshan heroes, use business thinking to run bandit dens, and use the elegant lines learned in palace fighting dramas to make Song Jiang and Wu Yong stunned. In this passionate and funny Water Margin, Long Zheng just wants to say: It turns out that time travel is the biggest gangster's turnaround!
