Water Margin: I Am Not Zheng Tu

Three unemployed youths who graduated from the Chinese Department of a third-rate university, full of longing for the Water Margin world and the desire to do something big, unexpectedly traveled to the turbulent late Northern Song Dynasty. However, the joke of fate was caught off guard, and he became the "marginal people" whose fate was determined in the original work - Wang Jin, who was hated by Gao Qiu for his martial arts skills and ran away to avoid trouble; Hu Sanniang, who was forced to surrender to Liangshan after his family was destroyed and became a tool man; and Gao Yanei, who was notorious and wanted to be beaten. Armed with the transparency of modern thinking and the foresight of the fate of the characters, the three of them are determined to break free from the shackles of the original work: Wang Jin no longer chooses to escape from the world, but relies on his talents in both civil and military affairs and his insight into the structure of the rivers, lakes, and courts to actively enter the situation and stir up troubles, vowing to fight his way out in the troubled times where traitors are in power. A right path; Hu Sanniang refuses to be manipulated by others, breaks the shackles of gender with speculation and strategy, and takes charge of her own destiny and that of the people; Gao Yanei, with a dandy background, wanders among officials and businessmen with alternative survival wisdom, trying to find an unconventional path to gain a foothold in troubled times. When idealism collides with the swordsmanship and power schemes of Water Margin, the three of them use their unique understanding of "vigorous" to rewrite their individual destiny in the whirlpool of loyalty and treachery, disputes between rivers and lakes, and the righteousness of family and country, adding a completely different bright color to this troubled world.