In the sixth year of Xuanhe, Song Jiang was recruited by the imperial court. After pacifying Fangla, he made great achievements. However, he was poisoned with wine by Cai Jing, Gao Qiu, Tong Guan and other traitors. When his soul was about to die, a ray of heroic spirit remained, and he actually returned to the day when he wrote the anti-poem in Xunyang Tower. At that time, Chao Gai of Liangshan died suddenly and had not yet accepted the recruitment. A hundred and eight generals gathered in the water, Fang La raised his troops, and the golden cavalry was already eyeing the northern Xinjiang.
The memory of Zhao'an's tragic death, the demise of his brothers, and the loss of the Central Plains in his previous life was unforgettable. Song Jiang vowed to change his destiny against heaven: he would never return to the court in this life, but would only gather heroes from the Jianghu to protect the Chinese people with the power of Liangshan, eliminate traitors, resist foreign enemies, and save his country from danger.