Bloody Rivers and Lakes: the Legend of the Holy Duke

In the spring of the first year of Xuanhe, Fang La, a tenant farmer in Shezhou, stood on the bank of the Xin'an River and witnessed Li Zheng leading his officers and soldiers to forcibly conquer the "Huashi Gang" - the civilian fields in Jiangsu and Zhejiang were turned into royal gardens. The dying old man knelt down and begged for a handful of rice seeds, but what he got was a horse's hoof on his chest. Heavy rain poured down, and the rain and blood mixed into mud. "The carved beams of the rich gates will hide the rivers from hungry people." He crushed the ears of rice in his palms and swore to the mountains of Shezhou: "I will teach the sun and the moon to change the sky!"... [A derivative creation based on the original novel "Water Margin" and a retelling of the story from the perspective of Fang La's camp.