This book is also known as The Northern Song's Officialdom on the Wrong Path.
Shi En, the Golden-Eyed Tiger,
A Mengchang of the Central Plains, a Golden-Eyed Tiger renowned for his filial devotion.
A rising star in official circles,
and a leader of the outlaw world who can rally a crowd with a single call.
Sixteen outlaws of the Earthly Fiend hold Mengzhou, while five mountains unite to protect Qingzhou.
His name resounds along both banks of the Yangtze, and his might commands the length of the Yellow River.
Don't worry, Song Jiang. I won't have to seize Liangshan. Your own men will deliver it into my hands.
At home, he puts down Tian Hu and Wang Qing and launches a campaign against Fang La.
Abroad, he repels the Western Xia and the Liao, and destroys the Jurchens.
You little Zhao upstart, don't celebrate too soon. I protect the country and its people, but the country I protect is China, not your Song empire!
This is a historical novel wearing the trappings of Water Margin.
It may look like Water Margin, but it actually rewrites history.
No System, but plenty of miraculous treasures. All 108 heroes have distinct personalities.
I just saw four heroes being recruited, and they were not the type to come up and kill everyone. It doesn't seem like a mindless article, but an article about farming and development. It's a pity that it only has more than 70,000 words, which is not enough!
Very pretty! Starting from the seventy-two evil stars, Wu Erlang is here and he has a strong hand!
Every hero has flesh and blood and is described in great detail. There is no doubt that there is food and grass.