It is said that during the Xuanhe period of the Song Dynasty, Emperor Huizong was in power. Although he was good at calligraphy and painting, he was mediocre and incompetent and favored traitors and sycophants. Above the court, Cai Jing, Gao Qiu, Tong Guan, and Yang Jian controlled the government, taking bribes and bending the law; below the people, levies and miscellaneous taxes were as heavy as mountains, and the people cried out for hunger and cold.
It's exactly this: the sun and the moon have no light, the sky and the earth are sad, and the universe is confusing right and wrong.
Under this scene, heroes from all directions were surging. Song Jiang from Shandong gathered in Liangshan Park, and a hundred and eight heroes worked for heaven; La from the south of the Yangtze River worshiped the Mingjiao as the Holy Duke and swept across the two Zhejiang provinces; Tian Hu from Hebei occupied the dangerous position of Taihang Mountain and collected the righteous men from Yan and Zhao; Wang Qing from Huaixi crossed both sides of the Huaihe River and gave orders to one side.
Historians call them the "Four Bandits" and the common people call them the "Four Route Rebels".
However, the imperial army pressed on the territory, and the imperial edicts were issued one after another, and disputes arose within Liangshan. Should they surrender, defend, or join forces to hold up the banner with the heroes of the world and attack Huanglong?
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