Transmigrating as Wu Song: From the Start, I Save Pan Jinlian

Wu Song opened his eyes and found himself one of the Liangshan heroes.

But now he also had the memories of a modern man in his head.

He knew that in a few days, Pan Jinlian’s bamboo pole would hit Ximen Qing on the head. He knew Wu Dalang would be poisoned to death. He knew he would spill blood at Mandarin Duck Tower, take to the outlaw life on Mount Erlong, accept amnesty alongside Song Jiang, and watch as fewer than ten of the 108 heroes survived.

He knew that path led to certain death.

So he decided to save Pan Jinlian from the start.

Not because she was pitiful, but because she didn’t deserve to die. Not because he wanted to be a good person, but because he wanted to take a different path.

Kill Ximen Qing, warn Pan Jinlian, and protect Wu Dalang. Then wait for that Yuncheng clerk, so full of talk about “loyalty and righteousness,” to come knocking.

This time, Wu Song would decide Liangshan’s fate.