Are you still worried about the ending of 108 generals in Water Margin? Song Jiang's loyalty was exchanged for a glass of poisoned wine, Lu Junyi's family was destroyed, Li Kui was poisoned by his brother, Wu Song broke his arm and became a monk, and only eight generals out of a hundred were left alive. This is the eternal pain in the hearts of many readers.
What if there is one more person in Liangshan?
Yu Junting, an expert on Water Margin, happened to travel back in time to the late Northern Song Dynasty and became the 109th general of Liangshan - "Breaking Star". He is familiar with every tragic node in the original work: Chao Gai was hit by an arrow in Zengtou City, Lu Junyi was forced to go up the mountain, Song Jiang advocated recruiting peace, and most of Fangla's soldiers were killed and injured... This time, he wanted to reverse the destiny.
Zengtou City rescued Chao Gai, Daming Palace blocked Lu Junyi, Liangshan refused to recruit troops, and united with Yue Fei to fight against the Jin soldiers. He proposed the "third way" - no recruitment, no rebellion, making Liangshan a force that no one can afford to offend and no one can do without. During the war, he met An He, an orphan girl adopted by his father. The two got to know each other in the flames of war and made a vow to "hang on a hook and not change for a hundred years."
From meeting Lu Zhishen for the first time in the reed swamp, to arranging seats at Zhongyi Hall; from the bloody battle in Zengtou City, to traveling thousands of miles to the Kingdom of Jin. Yu Junting fought side by side with one hundred and eight generals, rewriting one fatal ending after another. Shi Wengong broke his arm to atone for his sins, Song Jiang was relieved before his death, and Yue Fei was saved from the disaster of Fengbo Pavilion - the heroes of Liangshan finally have another destination.
Eight hundred years later, a mysterious manuscript was unearthed from the Liangshanbo Site Museum. The exhibition label read: "The fragment of "New Biography of Liangshan", author unknown, records another ending of Liangshan 109." A young man stood in front of the display cabinet and said softly: "It's not a legend, it's true!"
