Yan Qing rescued his master and killed the official on the way. Because he was exhausted alone, he was captured by government soldiers and taken back to Daming Mansion for questioning. Shi Xiu jumped

Yan Qing rescued his master and killed the official on the way. Because he was exhausted alone, he was captured by government soldiers and taken back to Daming Mansion for questioning. Shi Xiu jumped from a building to rob the court, Liangshan soldiers and horses attacked Daming Mansion, the imperial court sent Guan Sheng to lead troops to attack Liangshan, but Wu used his tactics to capture and surrender. Wu Yong took advantage of the approaching Lantern Festival and sent Shi Qian and others to sneak into the city and set fire to it. They raided Daming Mansion, rescued Lu Junyi and other heroes, and killed Li Gu and Jia. The imperial court also sent Shan Yansi and Wei Dingguo to attack Liangshan. Guan Shengdu ordered to meet the enemy and took back the two generals. Song Jiang and Wu Yong once again led their troops to attack Zengtou City, surrendered Yu Baosi, and used counterintuitive tactics to lure Shi Wengong to steal the camp and rob the village. They took the opportunity to destroy Zengtou City and kill Zeng's father and son. Shi Wengong fled to the forest and was captured by Lu Junyi and Yan Qing. Song Jiang followed Huang Gai's will and wanted to make Lu Junyi the master of the mountain stronghold. Wu Yong and Li Kui refused, so they divided their forces with Lu Junyi to capture Dongping Prefecture and Dongchang Prefecture. Whoever captured it first would be the master of the mountain stronghold. Song Jiang's soldiers arrived at Dongping Mansion, planned to capture Dong Ping, a general with two spears, and captured the city. Lu Junyi's troops came to Dongchang Mansion. When they encountered no feather arrows, Zhang Qing used flying rocks to hurt people, and he could not attack for a long time. Song Jiang and others rushed to help, planning to capture Zhang Qing and break the city.

Song Jiang led his troops back to Liangshan and asked Gongsun Sheng to preside over the Luotian Jiao. Fire fell from the sky into the ground in the south, and he dug out a stone tablet with tadpole script written on it. He Taoist knew how to translate it, so it was This is the seating list of the 108 generals in Liangshan. Song Jiang is the leader, and his reputation is far-reaching. Seeing that Liangshan's power was growing, the imperial court ordered Tong Guan to lead an army of 100,000 to conquer Liangshan. However, he was defeated by the heroes of Liangshan and fled back to Tokyo. Gao Qiu went out to fight again according to the order. Not only was his entire army wiped out, but he was also captured alive. But Song Jiang had already intended to be recruited and released Gao Qiu.

In order to seek peace from the imperial court, Song Jiang went to Tokyo to view the lanterns and begged Li Shishi, a prostitute favored by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, for help. The imperial court sent Taiwei Su Yuanjing to recruit heroes from Liangshan. After Song Jiang and others were recruited into the imperial court, they were marginalized by Gao Qiu, Cai Jing and others. At that time, Liao soldiers invaded the border, so Song Jiang and Lu Junyi were sent as the main and deputy vanguards to defeat Liao, and led the old Liangshan troops to conquer Liao. Song Jiang and others attacked Jizhou, crossed Yijin Pass, captured Dulu Mountain, fought in Youzhou, and besieged Yanjing, forcing the Liao Kingdom to surrender. Not long after returning to the army, he heard that Tian Hu was causing trouble in Hebei Province, and Song Jiang and others asked for orders to suppress Tian Hu. Song Jiang and Lu Junyi divided their forces and advanced successively to capture Zezhou, Yizhou, Huguan and other places occupied by Tian Hu. Gongsun Sheng broke the law and captured Qiao Daoqing and Ma Ling, Zhang Qing captured Qiong Ying, and finally defeated and captured Tian Hu. After Tian Hu was pacified, Hou Meng, the governor of Haozhou, recommended him, and the imperial court sent Song Jiang and Lu Junyi as the main and deputy vanguards of Pingxi to attack Wang Qing of Huaixi. Song Jiang waited for the water to attack the fortified city and set up Jishan. Zhu Wu defeated the "Liuhua Formation". Qiao Daoqingxing Wu force captured Xijing. Song Jiang sent the "Nine Palaces and Bagua" formation to defeat Li Zhu, the master of Jinjian. Wang Qing escaped and was captured across the river. .

After returning to Beijing, Song Jiang was granted the title of "Imperial City Envoy", Lu Junyi was granted the title of "Regiment Training Envoy", and his brothers were granted the titles of "Major General" and "Partial General". Then Song Jiang and others were ordered to attack Fang La. Before the expedition, four people including Jin Dajian and Lehe were transferred away. Taking Runzhou, fighting Xuanzhou and Piling, Cao Zheng and others were killed. Li Jun woke up and retreated, and formed a small alliance in Taihu Lake. When the troops arrived in Hangzhou, Zhang Shun, Xu Ning, Zhang Qing, and Dong Ping died unexpectedly. After Fangla was pacified, there were many casualties, with only thirty-six people including Song Jiang remaining. On the way back to the teacher, Lu Zhishen died. After Wu Song became disabled, he entered the temple and became a monk. Lin Chong, Yang Zhi, Yang Xiong, and Shi Qian died of illness. Yan Qing, Li Jun, Tong Wei, and Tong Fei retired, leaving only twenty-seven people. , and four more people resigned when they entered Beijing.

Although Song Jiang, Lu Junyi and others were rewarded by the imperial court, they were still persecuted. Dai Zong, Ruan Xiaoqi, Li Ying, Chai Jin, Du Xing, Pei Xuan, Yang Lin, Jiang Jing, Zhu Wu, Fan Rui , Mu Chun and others resigned one after another and went into seclusion. Soon, Song Jiang, Lu Junyi and others were poisoned by traitorous officials. Song Jiang was afraid that Li Kui would rebel against the court again and ruin his reputation, so he also poisoned him to death. Wu Yong and Hua Rong were extremely sad when they heard the news. After weeping and offering sacrifices to Song Jiang and others in Liao'erwa, they both hanged themselves. A rumbling heroic cause of the Water Margin, just because of Song Jiang's mistake, except for Li Jun and more than ten people who fled, they all died tragically. "Historical Records" is a masterpiece of biographical literature with strong people's character and fighting spirit. This is first manifested in the exposure and satire of the ugly face of the feudal ruling class, especially the ruling group and the supreme ruler of the Han Dynasty. Although Sima Qian wrote about Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, he certainly did not obliterate his unification of Chu and Han