Water Margin’s Godfather: I Transmigrate as Song Jiang and Rewrite Fate

[Political intrigue] [No System] [High IQ] [Read with confidence]

Yang Xiao, godfather of the southern underworld, dies of brain cancer at fifty.

His greatest regret as he lies dying isn’t how many people he’s taken down or what he’s done, but that he never got to lead his brothers in accomplishing something truly earth-shattering.

When he opens his eyes again, he has become Song Jiang, a low-ranking clerk in Yuncheng County, and has just killed Yan Poxi. He is as terrified as a stray dog.

He has read Water Margin seven times, and every time he reaches the fate of the 108 heroes, he slaps the table and curses. Song Jiang had ambition but no courage, a kind heart but no means, and somehow turned a winning hand into a total loss.

Now that hand is in Yang Xiao’s possession.

He quietly takes over this fallen body and begins a subtle game of strategy, drawing on fifty years of worldly cunning and thirty-five years of iron-fisted experience fighting for his life.

At Chai Jin’s estate, he meets Wu Song for the first time and wins the fierce tiger over with a single sentence. At Qingfeng Stronghold, faced with a pack of wolves, he makes a move that turns the imperial court’s hounds against one another. When Liangshan gathers in force and Chao Gai takes the chief seat, everyone gradually realizes that this “Timely Rain,” Song Gongming, may be even harder to read than the King of Hell.

He merely rolls a chess piece between his fingers and smiles at Wu Yong. “Strategist, how do you think Song Jiang intends to play this game?”

This is the story of a top-tier warlord who enters the world of Water Margin and uses his wits and tactics to defy fate.

He will make Liangshan more than a band of outlaws in the marshes: it will become a blade at the throat of the realm.

Unfinished business? Not a chance.