The Great Song's Strongest One Piece

If I were to travel back in time to the Water Margin 🤫, the first thing I'd do is kill Song Jiang. Even his father couldn't stop me.

Become the Pirate King, be named one of the Four Emperors, or one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. After I die, do you want my treasure? Hundreds of millions of silver, tens of millions of gold, countless riches—go forth! The world will enter the Great Age of Piracy!

Such a big estate owner, he has to personally handle everything. Speechless.

The chapter title already indicates the iron ore mine. Regarding iron ore development, I have a suggestion: traditional mining relies on manual labor, yielding only tens to hundreds of tons per year – extremely low efficiency. Without steam-powered machinery, gunpowder could be used for destructive mining, significantly reducing the difficulty.

The Water Margin is just a bunch of beasts with a few heroes.

What does this have to do with navigation?

This is a pro-ship shipper, here for the sailing theme. Nearly a hundred chapters barely mention the word "sea."

Something's not right. With the protagonist's reputation in the martial arts world and so many servants, how dare a security escort agency speak to him like that? And do they need to fight in a tournament to open a security escort agency?

Is Song Jiang dead? I absolutely hate him and don't want him to join a pirate crew.

All writings under heaven are largely plagiarized, and clearly the author's plagiarism was poor.