Great Song: Fang La Is My Uncle, and I Cut Song Jiang Down from the Start

After transmigrating to the late Northern Song, Fang Yuan becomes Fang La’s nephew, the rebel leader’s own flesh and blood.

The Manichaean movement is stirring, and rebellion is imminent. Everyone believes they can sweep across the empire.

But Fang Yuan knows history. He sneers: Fang La’s rebellion will be crushed, and the entire family, young and old, will be used by Song Jiang of Liangshan as stepping stones to wealth and power, then executed by slow slicing!

To defy fate, Fang Yuan draws the long saber at his waist and decides to strike first!

“Rebelling against the Song is thinking too small! First, I’m going to Jiangzhou to kill that hypocrite Song Jiang!”

At Xunyang Tower, Song Jiang is pretending to be drunk as he picks up his brush and writes a poem: “If one day I achieve my lofty ambitions, I’ll dare to say Huang Chao was no real man!”

Before he can finish speaking, Fang Yuan kicks the door to pieces and cleaves Song Jiang in two in front of Li Kui.

“You think you’re worthy of mocking Huang Chao?!”

From that day on, Fang Yuan decides whether the Water Margin heroes will run amok!

He buries Wu Yong and Dong Ping alive, forcibly converts Lu Zhishen and Wu Song, and secretly recruits Lin Chong and Yue Fei.

When Tong Guan leads his army south and the Jin cavalry thunder at the frontier, they discover in horror that Fang Yuan’s ranks are already filled with fierce generals.

Clad in black armor, Fang Yuan points his sword toward Bianjing: “I will avenge the shame of Jingkang! The realm the Song cannot protect, I, Fang Yuan, will defend!”