Li Yunlong, a modern military enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liangshanbo in the late Northern Song Dynasty.
He came at the wrong time - Song Jiang had just left, and Gao Qiu was coming with a hundred thousand troops to kill him. In the original book, the Liangshan heroes were still fighting the imperial court with swords and spears, but as soon as Li Yunlong opened his eyes, the system panel popped up: Congratulations to the host, the notification sound of three Italian cannons as a reward rang in his mind.
When Gao Qiu's ships were arrayed on the water, Li Yunlong stood on the commander's platform, holding up the telescope that came with the Mo family's mechanism, with a disdainful smile on his lips: "Damn, that's it? An army of 100,000? I thought it was more capable of fighting."
The roar of Italian artillery tore through the sky of the Northern Song Dynasty, the armored warship rammed and sank the imperial palace ship, and the volley of flintlock guns defeated Gao Qiu's last line of defense. From then on, Liangshan was no longer the village of grass bandits being chased and beaten by the imperial court, but a war machine crushing the old order.
Collecting Erlong, pinging Zhujiazhuang, going to Zengtou City, and going to Qingzhou, Li Yunlong led the Liangshan heroes all the way. The system rewards are constantly upgraded - from Italian cannons to Gatling guns, from flintlock guns to breech-loading rifles, from black powder to smokeless powder. The military-industrial complex rose from the ground, Liangshan University cultivated talents, and cement roads and railways connected all directions. The 800-mile territory of Jingdong East Road and 600,000 people all surrendered to Liangshan.
Lin Chong waited for eight years and finally killed Gao Qiu; Wu Song and Lu Zhishen were no longer lonely tiger-fighting heroes and flower monks, but the mainstay of the Liangshan Iron-Blooded Legion; Hu Sanniang patrolled the village with 500 female soldiers
