Water Margin: Don't Panic, My Lady. I Have to Check the Cards Before I Kill

(This novel is also known as Water Margin: Wang Jin Is Reborn, and I Will Personally Lead the Campaign to Crush the Bandits and Destroy the Jin)

Song Jiang: "A lowly clerk with a tattooed face, I gladly yield my position to the general."

Wang Jin: "That black brute is already on my kill list. How could a treacherous villain be allowed to live?"

Emperor Huizong of Song: "I, Ji, am skilled in calligraphy and painting. I humbly beg to be put to use, so I may devote myself to serving you."

Emperor Qinzong of Song: "I am diligent in government affairs and quite familiar with the ways of administration. If you grant me a position, I will spare no effort in your service."

Emperor Taizong of Jin: "I second the motion!"

Emperor Chongzong of Western Xia: "I second the motion!"

Wang Jin: "Every one of them shall serve as a teacher at the Imperial Academy."

A drunken celestial general is reincarnated a second time, to vanquish demons, purge corruption, and unite the realm.

The story features brotherhood as deep as the sky, and jianghu adventures of revenge and vengeance;

The interweaving of blood-soaked warfare and everyday warmth, and a symphony of courtly intrigue and the chivalrous spirit of the jianghu;

A fierce clash of martial arts, immortal arts, shamanic sorcery, and the secret arts of foreign monks.

The protagonist doesn't dither, slaughter indiscriminately, or fall for everyone. In a word, it's a blast.

[Synopsis Two] A celestial general under the True Martial Great Emperor transmigrates a second time, bringing a magical treasure from the immortal realm, and becomes Wang Jin in the world of Water Margin. To complete his mission to subdue demons and exorcise evil, he slays enemies and villains, recruits heroes, opens trading houses, and cultivates talent. Using Qingzhou, Dengzhou, Goryeo, and other places as his base, he steadily builds his power, destroying and subduing the forces of Song Jiang and Liangshan. When the Jin army marches south, he takes decisive action, conquers the lands of Jin, Liao, and Western Xia, and deposes the emperor to claim the throne, restoring peace and justice to the realm.