Dress as Hu Sanniang and Escape the Fate of Liangshan

In the autumn of Yisi year, in Dulonggang, Yunzhou, the oaths of the three villages were in vain, and the Liangshan cavalry was approaching. When Hu Sanniang opened her eyes again, she was still the wife of the Zhu family who was about to get married. She was a naive but brave girl in the eyes of her father and brother. She had not yet experienced the tragedy of her whole family being massacred, had not been reduced to a prisoner, had not been forcibly married to someone, and had not yet embarked on the dead-end road leading to Liangshan and death. She remembered every ending in Water Margin: Zhujiazhuang was destroyed, Hujiazhuang flowed into a river of blood, she was rewarded as a trophy, endured all her life, and finally died in the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River, only to be commented as "a poor chaste girl married to a dirty man". Once again, she didn't seek to become famous or subvert the Water Margin, she just wanted to protect the Hu family and not be a pawn at the mercy of others. Starting from the first secret letter from Dulonggang, from the first withdrawal of troops before the formation, from the death order that locked the village gate, she rewrote her own destiny step by step, and in the turbulent late Northern Song Dynasty, she blazed a unique path belonging to Yi Zhangqing.