Seven-day killing hotel

The book can be divided into three sections: chapter 1 to chapter 40 tell the stories of heroes from all walks of life, both independent and related; Chapters 41 to 80 tell about the gathering of Liangshan heroes, forming Liangshan stronghold with Song Jiang as its stockade, and launching a series of wars against bureaucratic bullies and nearby cities until the Northern Song Dynasty accepted the favor of the imperial court. From the eighty-first to the one hundred and twenty, it tells the story of Liangshan heroes suppressing wars such as tian hu, Wang Qing and Fang La. After they surrendered to the imperial court, in the end, all the birds were saved and they died tragically.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 20th century, China was ruled by the decadent Northern Song Dynasty. Treacherous court official Cai Jing, Tong Guan and Gao Qiu in the ruling and opposition parties are in power, and regard Song Huizong as a puppet, which is detrimental to loyalty. There are also conflicts between local strongmen and hooligans, as well as Shi Jin, Lu, Lin Chong, Yang Zhi and others. Being wronged and framed, one after another, there is no way out. They went to Liangshan, Shui Bo, Shandong Province to rob the rich and help the poor. At the same time, in Huangnigang, seven people, including Chao Gai and Wu Yong, launched a robbery that shocked the whole country, snatched the birthday present given to Cai Jing by officials of Beijing Daming Mansion, and fled to Liangshan, where they conspired with Lin Chong to kill the original stockade owner Wang Lun, and Chao Gai became the commander of Liangshan. Song Jiang, a friend of Classical, was also involved in a court dispute and was almost executed. Fortunately, Classical and Liangshan heroes saved him, and Li Kui JY, a friend of Sung River, joined Liangshan with Sung River.

Subsequently, the water margin declared war on the surrounding local bureaucratic bullies and other hostile shanzhai, and attacked Zhujiazhuang, Gaotangzhou, Qingzhou, Zengtou and Daming. In the last two wars, Classical died, Sung River inherited the position of the castellan, and Lu Junyi and Yanqing went up the mountain. In the heyday of Liangshan, there were 108 warriors with unprecedented strength. The growth of Liangshan power shocked the ruling and opposition parties. Tong Guan and Gao Qiu poured out all kinds of land and water armies across the country to crusade against the water margin, but they were defeated by Liangshan soldiers, and dozens of generals were beheaded. Song Huizong helpless, had to send someone to woo. Some leaders of Shuihu resolutely opposed to woo, but the leaders Song Jiang and Wu Yong refused to continue to be robbers and agreed to the court's request for woo. However, after wooing, the court traitors repeatedly found fault and framed Liangshan heroes.

At that time, tian hu in Hebei, Wangqing in Huaixi and Fang La in Jiangnan rebelled, and the court sent troops from Liangshan to suppress them. Song Jiangxian used Taiyuan City, the base area of tian hu, to destroy the forces of tian hu, and then sent troops south to defeat the Huai army and capture Wang Qing alive. However, in the more fierce battle to pacify Fang La, Sung River was blocked, and more than half of Liangshan heroes were killed and injured. After a fierce battle, Sung River took control of Hangzhou City and Wulongling, breached Qingxi Cave, and the forces of Fang La were destroyed. After the war, there were only thirty-six Liangshan heroes left. On the way to transfer soldiers, Lin Chong and others died. He became a monk in Liuhe Hall and sat in Liuhe Hall. Yan Qing and others quietly left. Back in Beijing, there are only 27 Liangshan heroes left. Song Jiang and others were named heroes, while Tong Guan and Gao Qiu did not die. They designed and poisoned Lu Junyi, Song Jiang and Li Kui jy. Wu Yong and Hua Rongdao hanged themselves after crying in front of Sung River's tomb. Most of the remaining Liangshan heroes died well, except Shuang Bian who died heroically in the Anti-Japanese War and Li Jun, the dragon general who was waiting for Siam to stand on its own feet overseas.