When Wu Zhi wakes up, he has become Wu Dalang in the world of Water Margin.
Short and ugly, he makes a living selling baked flatbreads. At home is his beautiful wife, Pan Jinlian, and his younger brother, Wu Song, who has just returned after killing a tiger.
Fortunately, the System awakens along with him.
He can gain martial arts skills by touching corpses, earn experience through real combat, and receive all kinds of miraculous rewards.
Starting as a lowly bread seller whom anyone can bully, Wu Zhi gradually transforms himself.
His strength grows, his martial arts improve, and more and more heroes gather around him.
Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Lin Chong, Hua Rong, Yang Zhi...
Before long, the heroes who were originally scattered across the realm and destined to gather at Liangshan have taken a completely different path.
But Wu Zhi gradually realizes that the world is even more rotten than he imagined.
Corrupt ministers rule the court, the government is decaying, and the people are suffering. Powerful enemies surround the northern borders, and the Great Song dynasty is already teetering on the brink.
If living as a loyal subject gets you nowhere, and becoming a bandit will only lead to a pardon and recruitment sooner or later, then why accept the pardon at all?
From a tiny mountain stronghold to the eight-hundred-li marsh; from outlaws across the realm to an army of a million.
Many years later, when Wu Zhi looks back, he realizes that his ranks are already filled with fierce generals and brilliant strategists.
And before him lies nothing but an empire.
If the Zhao family can sit on the throne,
why can’t I, Wu Dalang?
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