Li Yunlong Traveled to Chao Gai to Build the Liangshan Independent Regiment

After Li Yunlong committed suicide during the Cultural Revolution, he time-traveled to the Song Dynasty and became Chao Gai, the leader of Liangshan who had just been hit by an arrow. He also had four grenades hanging on his waist. He changed Chao Gai's weak character and managed the Liangshan brothers in the same way Li Yunlong managed the Independent Regiment. He led his brothers to kill the rich and give to the poor, divide the land and distribute food, and launched a tit-for-tat struggle with the capitulationist Song Jiang. Gao Qiu and other powerful officials who surrendered were forced to surrender. The people ate pots of pulp, lined the streets to welcome them, and signed up to join the army. The number of military personnel once reached 500,000. The emperor of the Song Dynasty also made seven points of courtesy, intending to abdicate the throne to Chao Gai. Hu Sanniang, Sun Erniang and other female generals all admired Cao Gai's talent and courage, and wanted to pledge their lives to him. Gao Yuanyuan, the daughter of Gao Qiu, was the number one scholar in civil and military affairs appointed by the Emperor of the Song Dynasty. She was the most beautiful woman in the world. She could not stand what her father and brother had done. She sympathized with the poor people and advocated justice for the lower class people. After she and her father Gao Qiu conquered Liangshan Water Village and saw Chao Gai, they fell in love at first sight. She thought about it day and night, hoping to fall in love with him forever. In the end, Chao Gai refused to accept the throne and carry out the imperial edict to suppress Fangla's uprising. He led the entire regiment by boat to the Ryukyu Island in the Pacific to create a new world. After Gao Yuanyuan found out, he rushed to the beach with his horse whipped, jumped into the sea and swam to the ship, vowing to live and die with Chao Gai.