During the Xuanhe period of the Northern Song Dynasty, a hundred and eight generals gathered together in Liangshanbo. They originally wanted to do justice for heaven, but due to Song Jiang's determination to recruit peace, cracks gradually developed. The traveler Wu Song's spirit came through and understood the tragic ending of Zhao'an. He angrily tore up the edict at the Juhua Conference, and resolutely went down the mountain with Lu Zhishen, Yang Zhi and other old Erlongshan troops to establish a new "Anti-Tian League". Based on Erlong Mountain in Qingzhou, they united with Fan La, Tian Hu and other rebels to reform the land system and train new troops. In the gap between the imperial court and the Jin soldiers moving south, they opened up a new path for the uprising that "not only resists the faint emperor, but also resists foreign aggression." This is a Water Margin fan epic about choice, betrayal and rebirth. Watch how Wu Song broke his destiny and erected another bloody monument of loyalty outside Song Jiang's banner of recruitment.
