He wakes up to find he has become Zhao Shu, the fifth son of Emperor Huizong of Song and Prince Su.
Zhao Shu had planned to keep slacking off: enjoy cockfights, walk his dogs, admire paintings, survive the Jingkang Incident, then head to Jiangnan and live like a rich prince.
Until the day he receives an imperial order to bring Liangshan to heel and opens the list of bandit leaders...
Lin Chong, instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Guards; Wu Song, the Pilgrim; Lu Zhishen, the Tattooed Monk... This world has an entire Liangshan Marsh!
Zhao Shu throws the script aside on the spot.
The dragon returns to the sea, the tiger enters the mountains.
The Jingkang Incident is near, and the Jin army is marching south. History has already written the fate of the two emperors being taken north and the Central Plains falling into ruin.
Zhao Shu closes the list and asks just one question:
This time, who gets to surround whose city?
