In the winter of the seventh year of Zhenghe, the rain was as cold as a knife in Chaizhuang, Cangzhou. Wu Erlang, Wu Song, from Qinghe County, accidentally hit a rogue with a punch and fled here to avoid trouble. However, he was ostracized by the villagers and was plagued by malaria. He lived under the shelter of others and missed his brother day and night. Fortunately, the timely rain came to Songjiang, and we found out that the man was not dead, so we were able to return to his hometown.
On his way back home, he drunkenly ran into Jingyanggang, drank eighteen bowls of strong liquor, and fought an eye-catching white-fronted tiger with his bare hands. From then on, he became famous in one battle and became the capital of Yanggu County. She wanted to live a stable life with her brother Wu Dalang, but unexpectedly Pan Jinlian hooked up with Ximen Qing and poisoned her brother. Wu Song endured the humiliation to collect evidence, but was corrupted by the government and perverted the law. In the end, he killed the rapist with his own hands and surrendered in the Lion Tower with blood.
Sent to Mengzhou, he drunkenly beat up Chiang Menshen and recaptured Happy Forest, but Zhang Dujian set up a poisonous plan. Feiyunpu counterattacked in desperate situation, and the Yuanyang Tower was full of blood. He wrote "The murderer beats the tiger and Wu Song", and he completely broke with the court. From a poor scholar in Chaizhuang to a tiger-fighting hero, from a good citizen to a hero in the world, this is a life written by Wu Song from a first-person perspective. It is a hero's struggle, bloodshed and return in the troubled times of the late Northern Song Dynasty.
