Chao Gai, a modern man, died unexpectedly, and his soul traveled through the world of Water Margin and became Chao Gai, the leader of Liangshan Village who was about to die from an arrow. He relied on his special physique to survive the injury from the poisonous arrow, and when he woke up, he faced the crisis of Song Jiang's imminent seizure of power. Chao Gai was familiar with the original work and Song Jiang's hypocritical nature, so he immediately counterattacked - first beheading Song Jiang's confidant Wang Yingliwei, and then using the Xixi Village child sacrifice scandal to completely expose the hypocrisy of Song Jiang's "Timely Rain", forcing Song Jiang, Wu Yong and others to flee down Liangshan overnight.
Later, Chao Gai vigorously reorganized the village and used modern knowledge to produce fine salt, sugar, and spirits to generate income. He ordered Tang Longlingzhen to improve steel weapons and develop artillery.
While Tian Hu, Wang Qing, and Fang La had not yet revolted, Chao Gai personally led Lin Chong, Lu Zhishen, Shi Jin and other confidants to go south to intercept Hu, conquering the top generals belonging to the three major bandit camps in the original work along the way. During the journey, I got to know three women: Li Shishi, Li Qingzhao, and Liang Hongyu, each of whom had an intertwined story line of fate.
Wu Yong of Song Jiang went into exile, first to Fang La, then to Wang Qing, and then to Tian Hu, and finally took refuge in the Jinren. Every time he took refuge in one party, that party began to go downhill, becoming the "disaster" throughout the book. This hidden line forms a mirror image with the main line of Chao Gai intercepting Hu, pushing the plot of the book to spiral upward.
Before Jingkang, Chao Gai had already gathered grain and trained troops in Liangshan. He formed an army with artillery and excellent soldiers and armor. When the Jingkang Revolution broke out, Chao Gai led the Liangshan Iron Army to the north to fight against the Jin Dynasty, defeated Wanyan Zonghan, and rescued the two emperors (or allowed the two emperors to hunt north and established a new emperor), and then swept across the world, destroying the Jin Dynasty, Liao Dynasty, Xixia, and Mongolia, collecting Dali, unifying China, and creating a new dynasty. In the finale, Song Jiang and Wu Yong were executed in Lingchi to appease the wronged souls in the world.
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