After Yang Zhi lost his birthday program, he wanted to throw himself into Liangshan. He passed Qingzhou and happened to meet Cao Zheng, an apprentice of 800,000 imperial coach Lin Chong. Cao Zheng told me that there was a Zhu Bao Temple on Erlong Mountain, and someone in the temple ransacked their home. Discuss where you want the Zhu Bao Temple to be safe. A monk named Lu came. He was talking about flowers. Originally, I wanted to find a quiet place to join the temple, but Deng Long and others on the mountain refused. They want to go up the mountain, and Deng Long and others can't hide in the temple. This mountain is easy to defend but difficult to attack.

The three conspired, and Cao Zhengba, Lu, Dao Ghost tied the mountain to trick Deng Long and others into coming out and taking the temple. Since then, two dragons, Lu and Yang Zhi, have fallen into the grass of Erlong Mountain. Guandu and Xiang Qin sent back to Beijing to falsely report that Yang Zhi colluded with thieves and stole jewels. Liang Zhongshu informed Cai Jing. Cai Jing ordered the prefect to catch the thief. The magistrate ordered the arrest of He Tao and arrested the thief in Beijing for 10 days. He Tao was worried about this, and his brother He Qing told him about the party reform and Bai Sheng.

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In the Southern Song Dynasty, the story of Liangshan heroes was widely circulated. At that time, Gong Kai, a painter and writer, wrote a preface to the praise of thirty-six people in Song Jiang, saying: The stories of thirty-six people including Song Jiang have spread all over the streets; Painters also write pictures and shadows for them.

The earliest blueprint of Water Margin is the legacy of Xuanhe in Song Dynasty, which focuses on the main characters such as Yang Zhi selling knives, Chao Gai ganging up to grab the birth outline, Song Jiang killing and Lin Chong, jy, and He Lu. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, there were many stories adapted from Water Margin. In Yuan Zaju, the number of Liangshan heroes increased from 36 to 108.

The author of Water Margin is said to be Shi Naian at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, which was polished by Luo Guanzhong. The creators who actually participated spanned hundreds of years from Song Dynasty to the end of Ming Dynasty, including folk storytellers, literati and booksellers. It is a long literary work accumulated from generation to generation.