Sanda coach Lin Mo acted bravely, but unexpectedly traveled back to the Xuanhe period of the Northern Song Dynasty. The first scene he saw when he opened his eyes was Lin Chong, who was covered in whip marks and tied to a pillar of the ruined temple - while two servants were walking back with knives.
In the original work, Lin Chong's fate went from being rescued in the wild boar forest to a desperate situation. Lin Mo knew that he only had a window of half a year: he had to change everything before Lin Chong ran to Liangshan at night.
Fortunately, the jade talisman on his chest was slightly hot. The Wisdom Talisman gave him a photographic memory, the War Talisman allowed him to soar in strength, and the third Soul Talisman could only be used once, at the cost of losing all his memory.
From rescuing Lin Chong in the wild boar forest to showing his first prowess in Cangzhou City; from seizing power in Liangshan to break Wang Lun's monopoly, to defeating Gao Qiu's navy with an outnumbered enemy; from the happy grudges of brothers side by side, to the desperate comeback under the double strangulation of the imperial court and the Jin soldiers...
But Lin Mo knows best: none of the fate of the one hundred and eight generals in Water Margin has a happy ending.
Recruitment is a dead end, and failure to do so is also a dead end.
He must use his own way to carve out a new path in the cracks of history. Even if I have to burn my memory in the end, I still have to find a way to live for my brothers.
This is a story about modern people using their fists and brains to rewrite a tragic epic.
