Nine Pattern Dragon Roar

At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, when Liangshan was recruiting troops for peace, during the battle of Fangla, Jiuzhi Longshi was hit by random arrows and fell into the deep valley of Yuling Pass. Everyone thought he was dead. But he survived. The imperial court gave poisoned wine, but Song Jiang and Lu Junyi died with hatred; the Jin soldiers marched south, and their cavalry trampled through the Central Plains. Shi Jin saw the truth clearly: no one had ever truly cared about the lives of the people. He changed his name to Shi Bin and walked west to the border. He kept his name anonymously on the windy and sandy Jingyuan Road, collected refugees, trained troops and horses, and erected a nine-patterned dragon flag on the ruins. During the Jingkang Incident, the two emperors hunted north, and the Northern Song Dynasty collapsed. There was no master in the world, so Shi Jin led the rebel army to capture Xingzhou and named himself "King of Chu". He did not surrender to the Southern Song Dynasty, nor did he surrender to the Jin Dynasty. He just wanted to give the people a way to survive in this land that was abandoned by the imperial court and massacred by Jin soldiers. Dividing fields for reclamation, opening up ports for trade, and organizing formations - he established a rash regime in Guanzhong and withstood the siege of the Jin Army's 50,000 cavalry. However, the building will collapse and cannot be supported by a single tree. Wu Jie, a famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty, entered Shaanxi on orders. Under attack from two sides, the army was divided internally and food and support were exhausted. In front of the last village gate of Shaohua Mountain, Shi Jin refused Wu Jie's surrender and walked calmly to the execution ground. "The Song Dynasty abandoned me like a piece of grass, and the Jin soldiers slaughtered me like an ox or a sheep. I am not a traitor, but I want to be born!" This is the tragic song of a reckless hero who was forced to go to Liangshan, stood up when the nation was in danger, and finally died at the hands of his own people. It is also the folk song passed down orally by the people in Guanzhong eight hundred years ago - "Nine patterns of dragons, shining on the sky".