Liangshan One Hundred and Eight Generals

Everyone knows the story of the 108 generals of Liangshan, but few people ask: before the 108 stars of "Tiangang Disha" shined, there was another big flag on this 800-mile waterfront. That person's name is Chao Gai. He is not among the stars, but he is the founder of Liangshan - it is he who gathered the seven stars to outwit the birth chart, it was he who merged with Wang Lun to open up the foundation, and it was he who traveled thousands of miles to Jiangzhou to save Song Jiang. He set up a stage for those who came after him, but he himself fell under the arrows of Zengtou City. He left behind a last word: "The one who captures Shi Wengong will be the master of Liangshan Bo", and then left the stage with his face blurred. This book "One Hundred and Eight Generals of Liangshan" takes Chao Gai as the guide and uses a huge length of 108 chapters to establish a biography for each hero. From Song Jiang to Duan Jingzhu, from the pride in the Juyi Hall to the desolation after the recruitment, we will not talk about the heroes in the commentary field, but only the stories - those who are righteous and selfish, passionate and helpless, vigorous and silent. Open this book and you will see one hundred and nine flesh-and-blood people and the entire truth of an era.