Each chapter 108 of Water Margin briefly summarizes the relevant plots of the characters in the form of a table of contents.

Hu Baoyi Songjiang

People call "timely rain". Earlier, he was an administrator in Yuncheng County, Shandong Province. He danced with ink and wrote documents all day long, and was a small official with a knife and a pen. Chao Gai and other seven heroes outsmarted the birthday

When the gang incident happened, they were arrested by the government. Fortunately, Song Jiang informed him in advance

Chao Gai sent Liu Tang to send gold and letters to Song Jiang. Song Jiang's wife Yan Poxi discovered that Song Jiang had an affair with Liangshan and took the opportunity to threaten her. Song Jiang furiously killed Yan Poxi and fled to Cangzhou. Forced to go to Liangshan. Later Song Jiang became the leader of Liangshanbo.

After being recruited, he was named by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty as a doctor of martial virtue,

pacification envoy of Chuzhou and general manager of the military and horse capital, and was finally used by Gao Qiu

Poison Drink kills.

Lu Junyi

Position: Governor, Deputy Marshal of Soldiers and Horses

Weapons: Qilin Beast (BMW), Qilin Golden Spear, Qilin Golden Armor

Ranking: Taking the 2nd spot.

Place of birth: Daming Prefecture (now Daming County, Hebei Province).

Nickname: Jade Qilin.

Tiangang: Tiangang star.

Identity and occupation before going to the mountain: big landowner, member of the Communist Party of China.

Reasons for going up the mountain: Song Jiang admired him for being a rich man, a good man with strong martial arts skills, so he and Wu Yong designed a plan to lure him up the mountain to stay for a while. After Lu Junyi returned to Daming Mansion, he was sentenced to death for being framed for having an affair with Liangshan. Later, he was rescued by Song Jiang and went to Liangshan.

Liangshan position: Governor-General, First Deputy Marshal of the Army.

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Lu Junyi is a character in the novel Water Margin, and Liangshan ranks second. Zhou Tong's apprentice, nicknamed "Jade Qilin", is good at martial arts, has unparalleled sticks in the world, and is good at using spears. He was originally a member of a wealthy family, and the prodigal son Yan Qing was his servant. As the book says, "Lu was born in Beijing and grew up in a wealthy family. There were no criminals in his ancestors, and there were no remarried daughters in his family. He also acted with integrity. Be prudent, do nothing without reason, and do nothing without wealth." He has a clean family background, is cautious, and has lived in a famous mansion.

Song Jiang admired his name and wanted to lure him up the mountain in order to strengthen Liangshan's momentum. Military advisors Wu Yong and Li Kui pretended to be fortune tellers and mute boys and went to Lu Mansion to tell their fortunes. Hearing that he was born in "the year of Jiazi, the month of Yichou, the day of Bingyin, and the hour of Dingmao", Wu Yong was shocked and said that "within a hundred days, there will be a bloody disaster: the property cannot be kept, and he will die by the sword." ", advised him to go to the southeast thousands of miles away to avoid disaster, and wrote on the wall "There is a small boat in the reed bushes, and heroes will travel from here. If a righteous man can understand this, he will have no worries in fleeing." poetry.

Lu Junyi fell into the trap and wanted to go to Tai'an Prefecture to avoid disaster. When passing through Liangshan, he was ambushed and fought with the heroes of Liangshan. Lu Junyi was defeated and was captured alive by Zhang Shun when he escaped by boat. Lu did not want to fall into the trap of Liangshan and become a bandit, but Song Jiang did not force him and released him. When he returned home, his wife Jia had already married the housekeeper Li Gu. They falsely accused him of colluding with the rebels and reported him to Liang Taishu of Daming Mansion. Lu Qu was beaten and sent to death row. Fortunately, Yan Qing, Shi Xiu and other Liangshan heroes rescued him one after another, and he was spared from the murderous hands. After reaching Liangshan, he took the second top spot. A banner with the words "Shandong Hubaoyi, Hebei Yuqilin" was also erected in front of the Zhongyi Hall.

Wu Yong

A scholar, he is a character in "Water Margin", and Liangshan ranks third. A native of Dongxi Village, Yuncheng County, Jeju, Shandong. Full of knowledge, he was proficient in the Six Tao and Three Strategies, and was resourceful. He often compared himself to Zhuge Liang, so he was nicknamed "Mr. Jialiang" and was known as "Zhi Duo Xing". Worked as a tutor in the rich man's house. He was born with clear eyebrows, white face and long beard. Make good use of two copper chains. Befriended Chao Gai since childhood.

Together with the pagoda king Chao Gai and others, they outsmarted the 100,000-guan birthday plan given to Cai Jing by Liang Taishu of Daming Palace, and went to Liangshan to avoid being pursued by the government.

He is the secret military advisor in charge of the cottage. Almost all military operations in Liangshan were planned by him. After being recruited, he assisted Song Jiang and Lu Junyi in conquering the Liao Kingdom, Tian Hu, Wang Qing and Fang La, etc., and made outstanding achievements. He was awarded General Wu Jie, and Wu Shengjun was appointed as Propaganda Envoy. Later, after seeing Song Jiang's murder, he felt deeply that the court was in charge of traitors and feared that he would be punished. So he and Hua Rong hanged themselves in front of Song Jiang's tomb in Liao'erwa, outside the south gate of Chuzhou, and his body was buried beside Song Jiang's tomb.

Ranking: sitting in the third place.

Birthplace: Yuncheng (now Yuncheng County, Shandong Province).

Nickname: Zhi Duoxing.

Star number: Tianji star.

Weapon used: copper chain

Appearance review: Chapter 14 (during the confrontation between Liu Tang and Lei Heng)

Appearance description when appearing: Dressed like a scholar, wearing He wears a bucket-shaped turban for wiping his eyebrows, a linen wide shirt with a soap collar, a brown belt around his waist, and silk shoes and stockings underneath. He has beautiful eyebrows, white face, and a long beard.

Identity and occupation before going to the mountain: Mr. Xiangxue, intellectual.

Reason for going up the mountain: Under the leadership of Chao Gai, he rebelled and went up the mountain after planning to rob the birthday card.

Liangshan position: confidential military advisor.

Gongsun Sheng

Gongsun Sheng's origin and nickname: Gongsun Sheng, compound surname Gongsun, single name Sheng, Taoist name "Mr. Yiqing", born with a pair of almond eyes, a beard, and eight feet in length He is a native of Jizhou with a handsome appearance. He has been fond of spears and sticks since he was a child in his hometown. He has learned various martial arts skills. Everyone calls him Gongsun Shengdalang. Later, he studied under Luo Zhenren and learned Taoist skills. He was good at calling the wind and rain, and riding the mist and soaring into the clouds. People in the world called him "the dragon that enters the clouds".

The reason why Gongsun Sheng went to Liangshan: In order to celebrate the birthday of his father-in-law Cai Jing, Liang Taishu, who stayed in Daming Mansion, plundered people's wealth and obtained one hundred thousand gold and jewel shells, which was called "Birthday Guide". After hearing the news about Gongsun's victory, he was indignant and went to Chao Gai to propose robbery. He met Liu Tang, Wu Yong, and Ruan brothers at Chao Gai Village. Sheng joined in, and it became an act of "outsmarting the birthday plan". In the battle of Shijie Village, he used the Taoism he had learned and luckily used the strong wind to burn the warships of the army. After going up to Liangshan, he helped Chao Gaihuo and Wang Lun, establishing the foundation of Shuihu Village. Later, when he went home to visit his relatives, Song Jiang fought against Gaotang Prefecture and was defeated by Gao Lian's evil method. Dai Zong and Li Kui went to Erxian Mountain in Jiugong County to invite each other. Under the orders of their master Luo Zhenren, they went down the mountain for the second time and defeated Gao Lian. Shi Jie Tianwen ranked among Tian Xianxing, together with Wu Yong, became a military advisor and assisted Liangshan in his great cause.

Guan Sheng

The character in the novel, one of the heroes of Liangshan in "Water Margin", Liangshan ranked fifth.

Ranking: No. 5

Hometown: Yuncheng (today's Shanxi Province - Yuncheng)

Nickname: Big Sword

Weapons ：Qinglong Yanyue Sword

Star number: Tianyongxing

Appearance: A dignified body of eight feet five six, with a thin three-willow mustache, two eyebrows into the temples, phoenix eyes facing the sky, a heavy face Jujube, if the lips are painted with vermilion.

Prototype: At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yu was appointed as the prefect of Jinan, and the Jin army attacked Jinan. Liu Yu was tempted by the Jin people and killed the guard general Guan Sheng and surrendered the gold. This story was narrated by Chen Chen of Qing Dynasty and written into "Water Margin". This Guan Sheng may be the prototype in the novel.

Appearance round: Chapter 063

Descendants: Guan Ling, appeared in "The Complete Story of Yue Yue", Yue Yun's adopted brother.

Guan Sheng is the direct descendant of Guan Yu, the righteous and brave King of Wu'an in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty. He looks quite similar to Guan Yunchang. He also wields a Qinglong Yanyue Sword. He is proficient in the art of war and is known as the Great Sword. Guan Sheng has read military books since he was a child, and is proficient in martial arts. Courage that is unworthy of all men. It turned out to be Pudong's inspection, and was later transferred to Liangshanbo by Cai Taishi to attack Song Jiang. Guan Sheng fought against Lin Chong and Qin Ming alone. Later, he used a plan to capture Zhang Shun and Ruan Xiaoqi. Song Jiang cannot win. Hu Yanzhuo lured Guan Sheng's troops into Songjiang's Dazhai by pretending to surrender, but was dragged off the saddle by a hook and captured alive. Guan Sheng felt that Song Jiang was courageous and loyal, so he surrendered to Liangshan. Guan Sheng thought of the narrow sense of the heroes in Songjiang and Liangshan, as well as the imperial court's ignorance and treacherous ministers who were seeking power, so he defected to Liangshan and surrendered Shan Tinggui, Wei Dingguo and others. Cai Jing mobilized troops to attack Liangshan. Guan Sheng and Sheng Shui defeated Shan Tinggui for dozens of rounds, and finally defeated Shan Tinggui with a knife trick and persuaded him to surrender to Liangshan. After being recruited, Guan Sheng was named the chief military officer of Daming Mansion. Among the heroes of Liangshanbo, he ranked first among the Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army and fifth overall. He performed outstandingly in the battles against Liao and Fangla.

Lin Chong

Nicknamed Leopard Head, he was from Tokyo (now Kaifeng, Henan). He is upright by nature and loves to make friends with good guys. He is highly skilled in martial arts and is accustomed to using snake spears that are eight feet long. Lin Chong is an important character in "Water Margin". From a law-abiding Forbidden Army instructor to a "robber", from a warm and well-off family to the Liangshan Juyi Hall, Lin Chong walked through a difficult and dangerous life path.

Lin Chong is a household name and his story is widely circulated.

However, the character Lin Chong did not fall from the sky in broad daylight. He emerged from the deep feudal soil.

In the late Northern Song Dynasty when Lin Chong lived, it was a poor and weak dynasty with a small land area, intrusions from powerful enemies, domestic social turmoil, wars and wars, and the people were in dire straits. Facing the country's crisis, people with lofty ideals represented by Wang Anshi wanted to improve the country's plight through reform. However, due to political corruption and treacherous ministers in power, the reform failed miserably. The feudal rulers intensified their efforts to exploit the people. The emperor of the Song Dynasty, Song Huizong, was extremely corrupt and did not do his job properly. In order to whitewash the Imperial Academy, he carried out large-scale construction projects, built Mingtang, Taoist temples, built rockeries, and raised levies. The national power was exhausted and the people were miserable. Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty collected exotic flowers and stones from the south of the Yangtze River and transported them to the capital in large ships. The collection of flowers and stones caused countless families to bankrupt their fortunes. Huizong of the Song Dynasty sang and danced around all day long, coveted fun and enjoyment, lived extravagantly, and stayed in prostitutes at night. He is far away from sages and close to villains, and makes great use of Cai Jing, Gao Qiu and others. With the support of the emperor, these treacherous ministers indulged their relatives and friends, preyed on the common people, and worked in collusion in the court, corrupting the government, harming loyal people, and pushing the country to the edge of destruction. Lin Chong lived in this bloody dynasty and became a victim of official corruption.

Lin Chong was born into a family of gun and stick masters. He was a member of the ruling class. He was originally the instructor of the 800,000 Forbidden Army and lived a well-off life. However, a chance changed his life destiny. Lin Chong's woman was favored by Gao Yanei. Because he was a low-level official among the feudal rulers, it was difficult for him to protect himself. Gao Qiu and his son are like tigers and wolves. In order to achieve the goal of dominating the wife and family, they will use any means, even killing people. Lin Chong refused to give in no matter how hard he tried, and had to put him to death. So, a series of blows were poured on Lin Chong.

Lin Chong went through a very painful and tortuous journey up the mountain. The writer did not write Lin Chong's story in one stroke, but from far to near, step by step. The whole story revolves around the fate of the characters, connected from beginning to end, followed step by step, diverse, thrilling and fascinating.

Lin Chong accompanied his wife to the Yue Temple to offer incense, which was a crowded place. He left the woman at that time and ran to the vegetable garden of Daxiang Temple to watch Lu Zhishen boxing. Look at what Lin Chongsheng looks like: I saw an official standing beside the gap in the wall, wearing a green gauze turban on his head, two white jade circles on the back of his head with beaded temples, and wearing a single green collared tunic with flowers. , wears a pair of otter-tail silver belts on the back of a turtle, wears a pair of claw-headed boots, holds a folded paper Xichuan fan in his hand, has a leopard head with ring eyes, a swallow's jaw and a tiger's beard, eight feet in length and a short body, thirty-four-five age. Lin Chong's dress and appearance left a deep impression on us. He was such a great hero, but he encountered something embarrassing. Gao Yanei, known as Hua Hua Tai Sui, was teasing his wife in broad daylight. It's okay. When did Lin Chong receive such a blow? When he was about to take action, he softened when he saw Gao Yanei. What kind of person is Gao Yanei? In Tokyo, he relied on powerful people and devoted himself to loving other people's wives and daughters. The people in the capital were afraid of him, but he didn't care about a little coach. He can do whatever he wants.

At the beginning of the story, as soon as the contradiction arises, a big question is raised that determines Lin Chong's fate. If Lin Chong was a mean person who was greedy for life and fearful of death, he would have given his wife a divorce note to Gao Yanei with shaking hands, but he was not such a person. The conflict between him and Gao Yanei was irreconcilable, irresolvable, and hopeless. It could only intensify step by step and reach its peak. When the author writes about the contradiction between loyalty and treachery, the story rises in a straight line and is completed in one go.

Lu Qian was a biting lackey in Gao Yanei. He deceived Lin Chong into eating and drinking, and also asked others to deceive Mrs. Lin away. They staged a trick to lure the tiger away from the mountain. Fortunately, the envoy reported the news in time, and Mrs. Lin was able to escape. Protection from rape. If one plan fails, another one comes. Gao Qiu, an old thief, went out in person and set a trap. He was fooled by the leopard and entered the White Tiger Hall by mistake. As a result, he was exiled to Cangzhou. On the way to Cangzhou, two thieves, Dong Chao and Xue Ba, were bribed and tried to kill Lin Chong in the wild boar forest. Thanks to Lu Zhishen, they rescued him. When they arrived in Cangzhou, Gao Qiu still refused to let Lin Chong go, and sent Lu Qian to set fire to the forage yard in order to burn Lin Chong to death. Lin Chong couldn't bear it anymore and beat Lu Yuhou and others to death. He went up Liangshan on a snowy night, and the story reached its climax.

The five chapters of "Water Margin" from seven to eleven show the whole process of Lin Chong's ascent to Liangshan. In these five chapters, Lin Chong's twists and turns, ups and downs, and relaxations tug at the readers' hearts and make them all worry about Lin Chong's fate.

Each of Lin Chong's stories is very exciting. Let's take a look at the section of the martial arts competition between Lin Chong and Coach Hong: Lin Chong thought: "Chai Daguan only wants me to beat him." Pulling weeds to look for snakes.” Instructor Hong shouted: "Come, come, come!" Then he lowered the lid. Lin Chong stepped back, and Coach Hong stepped forward, raised the stick and brought it down again. Lin Chong saw that his steps were in disarray, so he jumped the stick from the ground. Coach Hong was caught off guard. In that jump, he turned around and the stick hit Coach Hong's head and bones. He dropped the stick and fell to the ground. . This description is very concise and clear, vividly showing Lin Chong's martial arts skills.

Lin Chong is the most sympathetic tragic figure. He was very wronged. As the instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Guards in Tokyo, he was supposed to live a good life, but there were unforeseen circumstances, misfortunes and misfortunes for people, and bad luck came to him. Gao Yanei picked up his woman, and then he blocked the road and teased her, coaxed and seduced her, framed her, sent her to the army, and assassinated her. A series of blows were poured on his head. Lin Chong didn't resist at first. He didn't want to fall out with his boss, let alone betray the court. He just gave in and compromised, always wanting to find a refuge and continue to live the peaceful life of his coach. Lin Chong's concession was natural and determined by his own status. He inherited his ancestral duties and had a set of ancestral philosophy of life. He was willing to submit to others and bear the burden of humiliation. However, Lin Chong also had another side to his character. He made friends with heroes from all over the world, such as Chai Jin, Lu Zhishen, etc., who were all people with a sense of justice. In addition, he had a certain understanding of rulers, and said that "manhood is empty." The dissatisfaction of not being able to meet the wise master, sinking below the villain, and suffering from such a cowardly attitude."

Lin Chong is a person full of contradictions. He has a strong sense of justice and tolerance at the same time. Gao Qiu would not go to Liangshan unless he killed others. His character developed step by step in the cruel struggle. When the forage field was burned down, Lin Chong's character was fully sublimated and a qualitative leap occurred. He saw through it and was desperate. There was only one way to survive before him, which was to go up Liangshan.

Lin Chong went to Liangshan and experienced a process from tolerance to despair, and gained a clear understanding of the ruler. We can see from the following chapters that Lin Chong had a strong spirit of resistance in the Liangshan team. He did not believe that the emperor of the Song Dynasty would sincerely recruit troops, and raised objections to the recruitment. He believed that the recruitment was just a trap set by treacherous ministers such as Cai Jing and Gao Qiu, and that recruitment was more likely to bring disaster than good. However, Lin Chong's opinion was not adopted by Song Jiang. He was angry, painful, helpless, and finally died silently.

Lin Chong's character traits have far-reaching practical and historical significance. He made us realize the historical fact that "chaos comes from above and chaos comes from below" in the Song Dynasty. The character of Lin Chong is a typical character formed in a typical environment. The feudal ruling class brutally exploited and oppressed, and was resisted by the people. From local ruffians like Zheng Butcher to evil officials like Lu Qian, corrupt officials like Liang Zhongshu, as well as traitorous officials in the court such as Cai Jing and Gao Qiu, and the incompetent Song Huizong, they formed a huge oppressive class. The government forced the people to rebel, and the oppressed people from all walks of life rose up and took the road of rebellion. Lin Chong was one of the oppressed. People with a certain identity and status like him ended up like this, let alone ordinary civilians? Therefore, it is natural for the peasant uprising armies such as Fang La, Song Jiang, and Wang Qing to appear. The root cause of chaos is that chaos arises from above.

Qin Ming

Ranking: 7th place.

Birthplace: Kaizhou (now Kaixian County, Sichuan Province).

Nickname: Thunderbolt.

Star number: Temeng.

Identity and occupation before going up the mountain: Qingzhou military commander.

Reason for going up the mountain: He was originally an official of the imperial court. During the siege of Qingfeng Mountain, he fell into a trap and was captured and then surrendered.

Liangshan position: Five Tiger Generals of the Ma Army.

Weapon: Wolf Fang Beacon Stick.

Main deeds:

He has the courage that no man can deserve. When Song Jiang went to Qingfeng Village to seek refuge with Hua Rong, he was framed by Liu Gao, a civil servant in Qingfeng Village. Song Jiang and Hua Rong were captured by Huang Xin and taken to Qingzhou, where they were intercepted and rescued by Yan Shun, a hero from Qingfeng Mountain. The Qingzhou Command Division commanded the troops and horses of the state, and the Qin Ming Dynasty learned that Hua Rong had rebelled, and mobilized 500 troops to arrest him.

Qin Ming had an impatient temper and was nicknamed "Thunderbolt". He was brave but not resourceful. He fought with Hua Rong for forty or fifty rounds without deciding the outcome. After losing his troops and losing his generals, Qin Ming fell into a trap and was captured. Qin Ming refused. After returning to Liangshan, he still wanted to return to Qingzhou. Under the orders of the Qingzhou magistrate, he led his troops to Qingfeng Mountain to capture Song Jiang and others. While walking in the rubble field at night, his wife was killed and he was homeless, but Hua Rong used a trick to plan his retreat and surrendered to Song Jiang. Song Jiang also betrothed Hua Rong's sister to Qin Ming as his wife.

Ending:

After Liangshan surrendered to the imperial court, Qin and Ming followed Song Jiang to the Liao Dynasty, wiped out Tian Hu, and annihilated Wang Qing. With the mace in their hands, they fought on the battlefield and made many military exploits. Liangshan's spirit has never been broken. Finally, during the process of pacifying Fang La, they clashed with Fang La's nephew and young brave general Fang Jie at the foot of Muzhou City. The outcome was indistinguishable. Unexpectedly, Fang Jie's deputy general Du Wei secretly released a flying knife. Qin Ming was unable to dodge and was struck by Fang Jie. The halberd was stabbed under the horse, and he died on the battlefield with blood.

Hu Yanzhuo

Ranking: sitting in the 8th place.

Birthplace: Bianjing (now Henan Province-Kaifeng City).

Nickname: Double Whip

Star number: Tianwei Star.

Identity and occupation before going to the mountain: Controller of the capital of Runing County.

Reason for going up the mountain: He was originally an official of the imperial court and encircled Liangshan. After being defeated and captured, he was surrendered by Song Jiang.

Liangshan Position: The fourth of the Five Tiger Generals of the Ma Army.

Weapons: Male and female tiger-eye whip (female whip weighs 12 jins, male whip weighs 13 jins), black oil seven-star chain, snow-kicking black horse.

Special skill: The Huyan family's thirty-sixth tiger whip technique, chain armor and horse formation.

Main deeds: The direct descendants of Hu Yanzan, the founding hero of the Song Dynasty, were loyal to the Song Dynasty and supported Song Jiang's "recruitment" after going to Liangshan. After Song Jiang's soldiers and horses killed Gao Qiu's younger brother Gao Lian, Gao Qiu recommended Hu Yanzhuo as the commander of the troops and horses to attack Liangshanbo. Hu Yanzhuo defeated Song Jiang's soldiers and horses with a chain of horses. Tang Long, the golden leopard, suggested that Xu Ning could break the chain horse with hook and sickle spear. Wu Yong moved to Tokyo during his design career, stole Xu Ning's wild goose feather chainmail, and deceived Xu Ning into arriving in Liangshan. Xu Ning's hook and sickle spear indeed broke Hu Yanzhuo's chain horse. Hu Yanzhuo fled to Qingzhou alone, and the prefect of Qingzhou asked him to lead an attack on Taohua Mountain and Erlong Mountain. Liangshanbo troops rushed to Taohua Mountain and Erlong Mountain to rescue him, and used tricks to lure Hu Yanzhuo into a trap and capture him alive. Hu Yanzhuo surrendered to Liangshan and became the fourth general among the five tiger generals of the Liangshan Bo Ma Army

Hua Rong, ranked ninth among the heroes of Liangshan Bo, and the first among the eight tiger cavalry and vanguard envoys of the Ma Army. member. He was originally the deputy magistrate of Qingfeng Village. He used a long spear and had superb archery skills. He could pierce a poplar with a hundred steps. Liu Gao, the Zhengzhi of Qingfeng Village, framed Song Jiang. After learning about it, Hua Rong rebelled, fought against Huang Xin and Qin Ming, and rescued Song Jiang. Hua Rong used archery to achieve miraculous feats many times. Song Jiang attacked Zhujiazhuang three times, and Hua Rong shot down Zhujiazhuang's command light, causing Zhujiazhuang's troops to fall into chaos.

After being recruited, Hua Rong was granted the title of Commander of the Tianfu Army. After Song Jiang was poisoned, Hua Rong went to Chuzhou to see the situation, and hanged himself with Wu Yong in front of the tombs of Song Jiang and Li Kui.

Seat 9, Tiangang Star

Star name Tianyingxing

Nickname Xiao Liguang

Professional Qingfeng Village Wuzhi Village

Liangshan Professional Horse Army Eight Tiger Cavalry and Pioneer Envoy

The weapons used are spears, bows and arrows Snow Mountain Flying Dragon Spear Heaven and Earth Sun and Moon Bow

Professional Horse Army Eight Tiger Cavalry and Pioneer Envoy General Long Xiang

The 33rd episode of appearance (the name appears for the first time in the 22nd episode, the name appears again in the 32nd episode, and the real person appears in the 33rd episode)

Hua Rong’s origin And nickname:

Hua Rong, Qingfeng Village Wuzhi Village in front of Shangliang Mountain, a young general and an old friend of Song Jiang. He was born with a pair of handsome eyes, white teeth and red lips, eyebrows flying into the temples, a slim waist and arms, a silver helmet and silver armor, good at riding bad horses, able to shoot a hard bow, a silver spear in his palm, amazing martial arts skills, and a good shot of arrows. He was able to cross the Yangtze River with a hundred steps. People loved his martial arts and compared him to the famous general Li Guang of the Han Dynasty. Therefore, the world gave him the reputation of "Little Li Guang".

The reason why Hua Rong went to Liangshan:

Hua Rong was Song Jiang’s sworn friend. After Song Jiang killed Xi, he came to Qingfeng Village to defect to Hua Rong, and Yu Lu rescued Yin Shangfen in Qingfeng Mountain. The wife of Liu Gao from Zhengzhi Village in Qingfeng Village, who was kidnapped by Wang Ying, was taken to the village.

Unexpectedly, while watching the lanterns on Yuan night, Liu Gao's wife avenged her kindness and instigated her husband to capture Song Jiang and torture him. When Hua Rong heard this, he was furious, snatched Song Jiang back and showed off his magic arrows to scare away Sergeant Liu Gao. Liu Gao sued Qingzhou, and the prefect sent Huang, the governor. Xin pretended to be a mediator and captured Hua Rong and escorted him to Qingzhou together with Song Jiang. On the way, he was rescued and captured Liu Gao by Yan Shun, Wang Ying and Zheng Tianshou, heroes of Qingfeng Mountain. Huang Xin fled back to Qingfeng Village and wrote a letter asking for help. After hearing the letter, the prefect ordered Qin Ming, the commander-in-chief of the state's troops and horses, to lead troops to conquer Qingfeng Mountain. Hua Rong went out to fight Qin Ming and shot an arrow at Qin Ming's helmet. Later, he planned to surrender Qin Ming and Huang. Xin and others defected to Liangshan together; while passing by Duiying Mountain, Lu Fang and Guo Sheng were competing in martial arts. The leopard tail ribbons on the two painted halberds were entangled and couldn't be separated. Hua Rong shot the two halberds apart with one arrow, and his skill amazed everyone; after going to Liangshan, Chao Chao Gai heard that he didn't believe it, but there happened to be a flock of geese flying over the horizon. Where Hua Rong's bow opened, the strings sounded and the wild geese fell. From then on, everyone in the mountain admired Hua Rong. Later, Hua Rong ranked among the eight generals of the Liangshan Heroes Ranking, becoming the first of the eight hussar generals of Liangshan Boma Army.

Chai Jin,

is a character in the novel Water Margin. A native of Henghai County, Cangzhou, he was proficient in martial arts and was known as Chai Daguan. He was also called "Little Tornado" in the world. The direct descendants of Chai Rong, Emperor Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty, because Chen Qiao abdicated the throne for his virtue, Taizu of the Song Dynasty gave an iron certificate of elixir to his home. He is generous with his wealth and loves to make friends with heroes all over the world. He has helped Lin Chong, Song Jiang, Wu Song, Du Qian, Wang Lun and others. He has dragon eyebrows and phoenix eyes, white teeth and red lips, and a mustache with three teeth covering his mouth. Because Yin Tianxi, the brother-in-law of Gao Lian, the magistrate of Gaotang Prefecture, wanted to seize the residence of Chai Jin's uncle, Chai Huangcheng. Chai Huangcheng was protected by an "iron certificate of alchemy" issued by the court, but he was beaten by him after he argued with him. Chai Huangcheng called his nephew Chai Jin back and continued to argue with him. Yin Tianxi wanted to beat Chai Jin again, but Li Kui was furious and killed him. Gao Lian arrested Chai Jin and put him on death row. In order to save Chai Jin, Liangshan heroes raised troops to attack Gaotang Prefecture, and Li Kui rescued him from the dry well behind Gaotang Prefecture's prison. After Chai Jin was rescued from Liangshan, he became the leader of the village's money and food supply. When he went to Tokyo with Song Jiang to see the lanterns, Chai entered the forbidden courtyard with a hairpin and cut out the four characters "Shandong Songjiang" in the imperial book "Four Great Bandits" from the imperial screen of Ruisi Palace. After being recruited, he followed Song Jiang and Lu Junyi to conquer Liao Kingdom, Tian Hu and Wang Qing. During the expedition against Fangla, Chai Jin's name was Ke Yin and he took Yanqing to Fangla's place as an undercover agent, winning Fang La's trust.

Li Ying

Li Ying, the eleventh hero in Liangshanbo, was in charge of money, food and property together with Chai Jin. Li Ying was originally the owner of Lijiazhuang. He was known as the "Putting Eagle" in the world. He used a thick iron-pointed steel spear with five flying knives hidden in the back, which could hurt people within a hundred steps. Shi Qian secretly ate a rooster in Zhujiazhuang Hotel, causing trouble and was captured by Zhujiazhuang troops. Yang Xiong and Shi Xiu asked Li Ying to rescue Shi Qian. Li Ying wrote to Zhu Biao in Zhujiazhuang, asking Zhu Biao to release Shi Qian. However, Zhu Biao in Zhujiazhuang refused to give Li Ying face. Li Ying fought with Zhu Biao and was shot by a secret arrow. hurt. Song Jiang captured Zhujiazhuang, but Li Ying refused to defect to Liangshan. Later, Li Ying was captured by the prefect. Thanks to Song Jiang's rescue, Li Ying finally went to Liangshan. After being recruited, Li Ying was named the governor of Yuncheng, Zhongshan Prefecture.

Character: Helping others, obeying laws and regulations, shrewd, bold and careful.

The owner of Lijiazhuang in Yunzhou formed an alliance with Zhujiazhuang. During the third attack on Zhujiazhuang, Wu used a design to deceive him into going to Liangshan and became one of the two leaders in charge of money and food for the village.

Appearance in Chapter 47.

Outcome: Because Li Ying was born a wealthy man and was good at managing money, he was highly regarded by Song Jiang and was responsible for managing the village's money and food, so he participated in less battles. When Fang La was pacified, Zeng killed Fang La's general Wu Yingxing with a flying knife. After Pingnan returned to Beijing, he was granted the control of the capital of Yunzhou in Zhongshan Prefecture. Half a year after taking office, I heard that Chai Jin and others resigned and returned to their hometown, so he pretended to be paralyzed by wind and reported it to the court. After receiving his official seal, he returned to his hometown of Lijiazhuang, Dulonggang, and died as a rich man together with Du Xing.

Weapon: Kowloon Chaoyang Knife

Ranking: Tiangang Star Twelve

Nickname: Beautiful Beard Gong

A native of Yuncheng County, born into a wealthy family, he was a former member of Yuncheng County Dutou, a cavalryman, was a man of great loyalty. First, he was assassinated by Chao Gai and others who robbed the Seven Stars of the Birthday Plan. Later, Leiheng, an infantryman who killed Bai Xiuying, was assassinated and sent to Cangzhou because of Yishi. On the night of the Bon Festival, due to the loss of the small office of Cangzhou Prefecture (Wu Yong gave the plan and Li Kui executed it), he was forced to go up Liangshan with Wu Yong and others to join the army, and became one of the eight hussars and eight vanguard envoys of the Shanzhai Horse Army. Appearance in Chapter 13. Following Song Jiang in his expedition to Liao, Tian Hu, Wang Qing, and Fang La. Finally, he was named the governor of Baoding Prefecture.

Lu Zhishen,

originally named Luda. Zhishen is his Buddhist name after he became a monk. Also known as Lu Tiha, this name was given due to his position. Nicknamed Flower Monk Lu Zhishen.

Luda is the thirteenth hero of Liangshanbo and the first leader of the ten-member infantry army. Lu Zhishen, whose original name was Lu Da, was under the jurisdiction of Jing Lue. Because he saw Zheng Tu bullying Jin Cuilian and his daughter, he beat Zhen Guanxi to death with three punches. Pursued by the government, he fled to Mount Wutai and became a monk, changing his name to Lu Zhishen. Lu Zhishen couldn't bear the strict rules of Buddhism, so he drunkenly beat up the mountain gate and destroyed his golden body. He was sent by the elders to the Xiangguo Temple in Tokyo to guard the vegetable garden and subdue the gangsters. After Lu Zhishen learned that Lin Chong had been killed by Gao Qiu, he rescued Lin Chong in the wild boar forest, escorted him to Cangzhou and left. Gao Qiu had a grudge and sent people to capture Lu Zhishen. Lu Zhishen fell into the grass on Mount Erlong. Later he defected to Shuibo Liangshan and became an infantry leader. Liangshan ranked 13th. Song Jiang attacked Fang La, and Lu Zhishen knocked Fang La over with a stick. Later he passed away in Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou.

Wu Song

Wu Song, nicknamed "Walker" because he was the second in rank, was also known as Wu Erlang. He lived in Qinghe County, Xingtai, Hebei Province (it is also recorded that Wu Song was a native of Yanggu County as early as possible. According to historical research, He is a native of Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province. He is a protagonist in "Water Margin" and an important supporting role in "Jin Ping Mei". He is a disciple of the Shaanxi hero Iron Arm Zhou Tong. He is highly skilled in martial arts, brave and resourceful. He is a lower-class chivalrous man. He advocates loyalty and justice. He must avenge his enemies and repay kindness. He is the most bloody among the heroes of the lower class. and legendary figures, Liangshan ranked 14th.

Dong Ping:

The character in the novel "Water Margin", the fifteenth hero of Liang Shanbo, and the fifth of the Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army.

Appearance time:

Chapter 69 Dongping Prefecture mistakenly trapped Jiuwenlong. Song Gongmingyi released the two gun generals

Dong Pingyuan is the military commander of Dongping Prefecture. , making a pair of spears, handsome and invincible. He knows everything about the three religions and nine streams, and he knows everything about how to play bamboo and tune strings. Shandong, Shanxi, and Hebei all call him the "Fengliu Double Spear General". He was extremely narcissistic. As soon as he went into battle, he would put a small flag in the arrow pot and write his signature slogan: "The heroic general with two spears is a popular prince."

Song Jiang attacked Dongping Prefecture and sent Han Tao and Xu successively. Ning fights against Dong Ping, but loses. He then sent Lin Chong and Hua Rong to trick Dong Ping into a village, where he tripped Dong Ping with a horse rope, and Hu Sanniang, Sun Erniang and his two daughters worked together with her husband to capture him. Dong Ping thanked Song Jiang for not killing him and returned to Liangshan. He turned around to help Song Jiang conquer Dongping Mansion, killed his boss Cheng Taishou's family, and took his daughter as his wife.

Dongchang Prefecture had no feathered arrows, so Zhang Qing was good at hitting people with flying stones. His bullets were all fired, and he wounded more than a dozen of Song Jiang's generals in a row. Dong Pingcai defected to Song Jiang, eager to make meritorious deeds, and fought with Zhang Qing. Zhang Qing fired three flying rocks, but Dong Ping dodged them. After going to Liangshan, Ping and Qing got along very well, and their love was like a broken back.

During the attack on Fangla, Dong Ping attacked Dusongguan under Lu Junyi's tent and was injured by artillery fire. When fighting with Li Tianrun and Zhang Tao, in order to save Zhang Qing, he was chopped into two by Zhang Tao. part. Together with Zhang Qing and Zhou Tong, they were killed in battle.

Double Gun General Dong Ping’s Profile

Ranking: 15.

Place of birth: Shangdang County (now Lucheng City, Shanxi Province, under Changzhi City).

Nickname: Double Gun General, One Crash (Dong Yicheng)

Star Name: Tianlixing.

Position before going up the mountain: Superintendent of the Army and Horses of Dongping Prefecture.

Reason for going up the mountain: Song Jiang attacked Dongping Prefecture, Dong Ping fought with Liangshan Army, fell into a trap and was captured and then surrendered.

Liangshan position: Five Tiger Generals of the Ma Army.

Weapons: White double silver spears.

Spouse: In "Water Margin", she is the daughter of Cheng Wanli, the prefect of Dongping Prefecture, and her name is unknown.

Li Kui

is an important character in the ancient Chinese novel "Water Margin". He is also the most reckless character in "Water Margin". He is bold, straightforward and loyal, generous and generous.

Characters from the Water Margin

Li Kui, the Death Star, has a dark and rude appearance, nicknamed Tieniu, and is known as the "Black Whirlwind" in the world. He ranks twenty-second among the heroes of Liangshan and is Liangshanbu. The fifth leader of the army. Song Jiang was sent to Jiangzhou, and Wu Yong wrote a letter asking the two houses of Jiangzhou to imprison Dai Zong at the provincial level to take care of him. Li Kui was a guard under Dai Zong at this time, and he knew Song Jiang. Dai Zongchuan's fake letter from Liangshan was discovered, and he and Song Jiang were taken to the execution ground to be beheaded.

Li Kui took the lead and struck with a pair of axes, killing everyone he encountered. He was extremely brave and rescued Song Jiang and Dai Zong, and the three of them went to Liangshan together. After going to Liangshan, Li Kui missed his mother so much that he returned to Yizhou to pick up his old mother. At this time, his old mother was blind. When crossing Yiling, his old mother was eaten by a tiger. Li Kui killed four tigers in anger. Later, Li Kui invited Lu Junyi to drink. Lu Junyi wanted to refuse, but he wanted to "knot his eyebrows and tail and fight with his life." He had the deepest affection for Song Jiang and obeyed his words. However, when he learned that Song Jiang had done something harmful to nature, he was not lenient and wanted to go to war with him, but later found out that it was a misunderstanding.

Among all the heroes, Li Kui has always opposed recruitment. During the recruitment, Li Kui did not want to be summoned and made a big fuss in Tokyo. He violated the emperor's edict and wanted to kill the imperial envoys. He also cut down the Xinghuang Banner of Bo Xinghuang in Liangshan. He wanted to counterattack to Tokyo and seize the emperor's seat for Song Jiang, but was stopped by Song Jiang many times. After being recruited, Li Kui was named the governor of Runzhou, Zhenjiang. After Song Jiang was poisoned by drinking the poisonous wine sent by Gao Qiu, he thought that Li Kui would definitely gather a crowd to rebel after his death, and was afraid of ruining Liang Shanbo's reputation for loyalty, so he made Li Kui drink the poisonous wine and be poisoned together.

One of the Liangshan heroes in "Water Margin", nicknamed "Black Whirlwind", has the simple and rough qualities of farmers, is highly rebellious, loyal to just causes and friends, but has an impatient temper. He is a typical upright, brave and reckless character. Since the Yuan Dynasty, there have been many folk stories about him.

Character: Li Kui

Seat: 22, Tiangang Star

Star Name: Sky Kill Star

Nickname: Black Whirlwind

Calls himself: Tieniu

Occupation: Jiangzhou Prison Chief

Weapon used: Ghost King Ax

Liangshan Position: Infantry Leader

Review of the first appearance: Chapter 38 (Timely Rain Club, Shenxing Taibao, Black Whirlwind and Fighting Waves, Bai Tiao)