Water Margin: From a White-Robed Scholar to Donning the Yellow Robe

Volume 4 Explanation!

Volume 3 has ended, and Volume 4 has begun.

The third volume mainly tells the story of Liangshan's further expansion and rise, with key plot points including the campaigns against Fang La, Tong Guan, the journey to Tokyo, becoming a prince consort, establishing an academy, and repelling the Liao army. It's quite extensive, with approximately 600,000 words in the third volume.

Now that we've covered the maritime alliance between the Song and Jin dynasties and the conquest of Liao, it's necessary to start another chapter.

The fourth volume is titled "Po Zhen Zi," which is the name of a ci (a type of Chinese poetry) tune. Several poems in the volume will use this tune, and the name is also closely related to the content of the fourth volume.

The main content of Volume 4 is the conquest of Liao, and the main perspective is definitely from the Liangshan Flying Tiger Army. The main characters are Wang Lun, Xu Guanzhong, Lin Chong, Yang Zhi, Lu Junyi, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Luan Tingyu, and Pang Wanchun.

But at the same time, all the heroes of this era will appear, and I cannot allow existing heroes to remain nameless in my book. The world is full of heroes and great men; one after another, they rise and fall.

Han Shizhong returned to the field, and Yue Pengju displayed his brilliance.

Zhong Shidao displayed his heroism, while Grand Commandant Gao was caught off guard and panicked.

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Let's summarize Volume Four with a line of poetry.

"Having fought a hundred battles in the yellow sands, clad in golden armor, I will not return until Loulan is conquered."