Water Pond Liangshan in Song Dynasty

In the second year of Jingkang, Bianjing fell, and the two emperors hunted north. The Jin army's iron hooves trampled through Shandong, the prefectures and counties were ruined, and the officers and soldiers were scattered. On the eight hundred miles of water in Liangshanbo, a fisherman stood up. His name is Zhang Rong. The fishermen called him "the enemy of ten thousand" - one person can defeat ten thousand people. Three hundred fishing boats and three thousand people who couldn't survive were all he had. There is no money from the court, no fine armor and sharp swords, only harpoons, bamboo spears and familiarity with the water. Zongze gave him a false title, but Du Chong abandoned him in the lonely army. During the Ximao Ali water and land encirclement and suppression, Wan Yanchang personally led the army to suppress the border—— Zhang Rong, on the other hand, chose the decisive battle in the mud after the tide ebbs. The heroes of Liangshan in real history, a civilian epic obscured by "Water Margin". Take official history as your bones and literature as your flesh. No time travel, no magical transformation, just a story about how a fisherman carried up a broken country.