The Legacy of Water Margin: The Modern-Day Calamity of the Gathering Hall

What should heroes do when they transmigrate to an era that no longer needs them?

The entire Liangshan band from the Northern Song transmigrates to modern Beijing. This isn't a power fantasy backed by a System, but a clash of two civilizations, paid for in blood and tears. With the mindset of the second year of the Xuanhe era, they barge into Xiluoyuan No. 5 Primary School, thinking it's just another “mountain stronghold.”

But the children here recite Tang poetry without knowing who Song Jiang is, and the police enforce the law with legislation, not swords. Yan Shun commits a crime by robbing a convenience store, Lin Chong's formations are no match for drones, and Wu Yong's schemes seem pale and powerless in the internet age.

A deeper darkness stirs underground: a marginalized community living in air-raid shelters, an ancient stele recording secrets of space and time, and mysterious forces seeking to exploit them. As the police close in with an iron ring and the brothers' blood stains the schoolyard, Song Jiang must make a choice:

Should the name of Liangshan become a footnote in history textbooks? Or should they write “Heaven's Justice” once more in this strange new era?

A gritty transmigration epic about heroes, the law, and survival. No golden finger, only the struggle of real human nature.