Water Margin: I Became the Protagonist of the Whole Story

During the Xuanhe era of the Northern Song, corrupt officials run rampant and the people suffer. On the streets of Yuncheng, an unknown nobody unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of the original story as Niu Er, a street thug who doesn’t even have a name in the novel.

Everyone else thinks he is a dead man, destined to fall beneath Yang Zhi’s blade. But with his modern memories, he gets ahead of Yang Zhi’s sword sale, averts the crisis, and takes over the local thugs’ network. He also unexpectedly activates the Water Margin Life-Rewriting System: every time he changes the fate of a hero, he unlocks a corresponding skill and gains renown.

First, he saves Lu Zhishen from the constraints of monastic life. Then he helps Lin Chong avoid the White Tiger Hall disaster, and uses his wits to win over Chao Gai’s followers. During the three attacks on Zhu Family Manor, he earns the greatest credit. Once scorned as a nobody, he is now the “Living Yama” whom everyone on Liangshan treats with respect.

Song Jiang wants to accept amnesty? He flips the banquet table and declares, “Upholding Heaven’s justice isn’t about becoming officials. It’s about the people!” During the campaign against Fang La, his advance preparations and god-tier skills let Liangshan return victorious without a single casualty. He also crushes Gao Qiu’s faction through sheer strength, rewriting the original’s tragic ending in which a family of loyal heroes is wiped out.

This is a fast-paced, face-slapping Water Margin power fantasy. From street thug to leader of Liangshan, he uses his wits and fists to become the true protagonist of the story and turn the Great Song upside down!