Crossing the Song River, Yan Poxi is threatening Chao Gai with a letter at the beginning.
In the original version, Song Jiang chose to kill, and I chose to fight back.
Setting up a trap, setting up a trap, and backhandedly sending her to see the adulterer - public relations methods from modern society are more than enough to deal with a greedy woman.
But this is just the beginning.
I know the ending of the 108 heroes in Liangshan: recruiting peace, conquering Fangla, and being liquidated one by one by the court. A good man did not deserve to die.
I also know that in a few years, when the Jin cavalry goes south, the shame of Jingkang will befall every Han people.
Once it comes, change it.
Recruitment? Doesn't exist.
I want to lead them to take another path - to overthrow this decadent court, establish a new order, and then go north to fight against the Jin Dynasty and rewrite the destiny of this nation.
Liangshan is not a den of grassroots bandits, and one hundred and eight generals should not be a tragedy.
I, Song Jiang, want every one of their names to be written in the history books with dignity and dignity.
In this world, it's time for someone else to take over.
