Lin Chong, the instructor of the Tokyo Forbidden Army, has godlike marksmanship and is loyal and upright. He was originally a pillar of the imperial court, but was framed by Taiwei Gao Qiu.
The unjust case of Baihutang was settled, his wife and children were separated, and he was assassinated in Cangzhou. He was nearly assassinated on the way, but fortunately he was rescued by Lu Zhishen.
On a snowy night, he angrily killed his enemies, saw through the darkness of official circles, and resolutely embarked on the road of resistance. He surrendered to Liangshan, fought in all directions, and eventually became the leader of the rebel army.
He refused to invite peace, established Dachu, led his army to fight against Liao and Jin in the north, quelled the rebellion in the south, and destroyed Xixia in the west.
He protected the people all his life, but regretted at the end of his life: "I failed to drive away the barbarians." The iron spear pointed at the mountains and rivers.
