There are many military commanders with distinctive personalities in the Water Margin game. The exquisite and interesting art design and the vivid interpretations of professional voice actors have created legendary stories of the Water Margin heroes. Many players who have not watched Water Margin do not know the stories of these military commanders. , the editor has compiled the most comprehensive introduction to the generals of the Water Margin, which perfectly reproduces the charm of the heroes of the Water Margin. Let’s take a look.

 

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[Sky Sword Star-Li Di Tai Sui-Ruan Xiaoer]

 

With two arms weighing hundreds of kilograms, he ranked 27th among Liangshan heroes and the fourth among the navy leaders of the four villages in Liangshan. People from Shijie Village next to Liangshanbo make a living by fishing. Ranked first among the three Ruan brothers. During the expedition to Fangla, he was defeated in Wulongling and committed suicide.

　　

 

[Tian Sin Star - Short-lived Erlang - Ruan Xiaowu]

 

He is the 29th among Liangshan heroes and the fifth among the eight leaders of Liangshan navy. He is the second among the three Ruan brothers. He makes a living by fishing and often does private business. It was said that none of his enemies would survive. During the expedition to Fangla, he was killed by Lou Minzhong in Qingxi County.

　　

 

[Destroyed Star-Living Yama-Ruan Xiaoqi]

 

He is the 31st hero among the heroes of Liangshan, and the sixth leader of the eight-member Liangshan Shui Army. The youngest of the three men of the Ruan family. The only one who survived the conquest of Fangla. Later, he was removed from his official position because he once played in a square-la dragon robe. He took his mother back to Shijie Village and became a fisherman again. Lived to be sixty years old.

　　

 

[Tianshangxing-Wu Song]

 

Wu Song was originally from Qinghe County. Because he was ranked second, he was also called "Wu Erlang". After the blood splattered in Yuanyang Tower, he dressed up as a tutu to avoid the government, and was known as "Whisper Wusong" by people in the world. Wu Song once killed an eye-catching white-fronted tiger with his bare hands on Jingyanggang. The story of "Wu Song beating the tiger" was widely circulated in later generations. Wu Song eventually lost an arm in the battle against Fangla, and finally died of illness in Liuhe Temple, reaching the age of eighty.

　　

 

【Pan Jinlian】

 

She was the wife of Wu Dalang, a short man who sold cooking cakes. Because of her affair with Ximen Qing, Wu Dalang was poisoned and killed. In the end, their evil deeds were exposed and they were both killed by Wu Dalang's younger brother Wu Song.

　　

 

【Ximen Qing】

 

Ximen Qing was originally a poor wealthy man in Yanggu County, but later opened a herbal medicine shop. He is treacherous, greedy and lustful, and is good at guns and sticks. He is an upstart and local snake who is looked down upon by others. As he passed under the eaves of Wuhan University, Pan Jinlian missed the curtain pole and hit him on the head. He was about to have a seizure, but when he saw that she was a voluptuous woman, she smiled instead and walked away reluctantly. He pestered Mrs. Wang, who ran a teahouse, giving him money and promising things, and insisted that Mrs. Wang pull strings for him. Mrs. Wang made a plan to make a tailor's shroud, so that he would have to commit adultery with Pan Jinlian, and Mrs. Wang's house became a place for their daytime trysts. Wu Dalang came to catch the traitor and was seriously injured by his kick, and then he was poisoned to death. He bribed Uncle He Jiushu, the leader of the regiment, and bribed county officials and officials to cover up the facts. After Wu Song came back to find out the facts, he killed Pan Jinlian and then went to the Lion Bridge Restaurant to find Ximen Qing. After a fierce fight, he finally killed him.

　　

 

[Tianxiongxing—Lin Chong]

 

Lin Chong was a native of Tokyo (now Kaifeng, Henan), and he was originally the gun and stick instructor of the 800,000-strong imperial army in Tokyo. He is upright by nature and likes martial arts, loves to make friends with heroes, and is accustomed to wielding snake spears that are eight feet long. He was born with a leopard's head and ringed eyes, a swallow's jaw and a tiger's beard, and was eight feet long. He was known as "Leopard Head" and was also called "Xiao Zhang Fei" on Liangshan Mountain. He is good at wielding a spear and a stick, and he has the courage that no man can match. His wife is Zhang Zhenniang, her father-in-law is also the instructor of the Forbidden Army, and her father is the governor of Tokyo. "The swordsman" Cao is his apprentice. Because Gao Yanei, the son of Taiwei Gao Qiu, coveted Lin Chong's wife, he repeatedly set up poisonous plots to kill Lin Chong. In desperation, Lin Chong surrendered to Liangshan Poluocao as a bandit on a snowy night.

　　

 

[Tiangang Star—Lu Junyi]

 

Lu Junyi was nicknamed "Jade Qilin" because of his majestic appearance and superb martial arts. His ancestors lived in Damingfu, Beijing. He was originally a wealthy businessman in Damingfu, Hebei, and later became the second leader of Liangshan.

 

Lu Junyi has bright eyes, is nine feet tall (equivalent to 2.07 meters), majestic, and looks like a god. He is kind-hearted and generous. His martial arts skills are extraordinary, and he is so superb with a stick that he is unparalleled in the world. After Lu Junyi and Song Jiang were both recruited, they conquered the Liao Kingdom, Tian Hu, Wang Qing, and Fangla, and became officials of martial arts doctors and Luzhou pacification envoys. However, Cai Jing and other treacherous ministers summoned Lu Junyi back to the capital and put mercury in the meals given to him by the emperor. Lu Junyi was in so much pain that he could not ride a horse, so he had to take a boat back to Luzhou. On the way, he slipped and fell into the water and drowned.

　　

 

[Tianguxing—Lu Zhishen]

 

One of the one hundred and eight generals in Liangshan. His surname was Lu and his name was Da. After he became a monk, his Buddhist name was Zhishen, and he was known as Hua Monk. Lu Daben worked as an errand under Weizhou Xiaozhong Jinglue Xianggong (Zhongshizhong) and was appointed as the governor of Jinglue Mansion. In order to save the weak woman Jin Cuilian, he beat Zheng Tu to death with three punches and was hunted down by the government. On the way to escape, after being introduced by Zhao Yuanwai, Lu Da reached the Wenshu Monastery in Wutai Mountain and became a monk. Elder Zhishen said a verse and gave him a name: "A little inspiration is worth a thousand gold. The Buddha's Dharma is vast, so I gave him a name of wisdom and depth." Zhishen could not abide by the strict rules of Buddhism in the temple. , made a big fuss in Mount Wutai, and the real elder had no choice but to let him go to the Daxiangguo Temple in Tokyo.

　　

 

【Tianyingxing-Huarong】

 

Hua Rong, ranked ninth among the Liangshan heroes, was the leader of the eight hussars and vanguard envoys of the horse army. He was originally the deputy commander of Qingfeng Village. He used a silver spear and a bow to shoot all over the world. He had a pair of handsome eyes, white teeth and red lips, eyebrows flying into his temples, a slim waist and arms, a silver helmet and a silver armor, and he was good at riding horses. Horse, capable of shooting a hard bow, was compared to Li Guang, the "Flying General" of the Western Han Dynasty, and was known as "Little Li Guang" Hua Rong.

　　

 

[Tianjiexing—Zhang Qing]

 

Zhang Qing, whose ancestral home is Zhangde Prefecture, was born in Huqi. Before going to Liangshan Mountain, he was the military and horse supervisor of Dongchang Prefecture. Zhang Qing is young and handsome, with a tiger's back and a wolf's waist, wearing a chain armor, holding a pear blossom spear in his palm, and riding a silver-maned horse. He is good at flying locust stones, hitting generals with flying stones, and hits the target with hundreds of hits. Therefore, people call him "No Feather" arrow".

　　

 

[God Blessed Star—Xu Ning]

 

Xu Ning, the 18th hero of Liangshan, was the second among the eight hussars and vanguard envoys of the Horse Army. Xu Ning turned out to be the instructor of the Capital Golden Spear Class. After Song Jiang was defeated by Hu Yanzhuo's chain horse, Wu used a trick to get Shi Qian to steal the Yan Fei Quan Jinjia, and Tang Long deceived Xu Ning into going to Liangshan. Xu Ning taught Liangshan heroes how to use the hook and sickle spear to defeat Hu Yanzhuo and achieved great success. When Song Jiang was conquering Fang La, Xu Ning went to save Hao Siwen and was shot in the neck by a poisonous arrow when the soldiers and horses reached the new bridge in the east of Hangzhou City. Because An Daoquan was retained by the court, Xu Ning died half a month later.

　　

 

[Tianyongxing—Guan Sheng]

 

Guan Sheng, the first among the Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army among the heroes of Liangshan Po, is a descendant of Guan Yu, the famous general of the Three Kingdoms. He uses a Qinglong Yanyue Sword and is proficient in the art of war, so he is called the great sword Guan Sheng. Guan Sheng was originally Pudong's inspector. Because Liangshan attacked Beijing, Xuanzan recommended him to Tong Guan to lead the army to attack Liangshan to relieve the siege of Beijing. Guan Sheng fought against Lin Chong and Qin Ming alone. 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. Cai Jing mobilized troops to attack Liangshan, Guan Sheng defeated Shan Tinggui, and Shan Tinggui surrendered to Liangshan. After being recruited, Guan Sheng was named the chief military officer of Daming Mansion. After he was recruited, one day, when he returned home after practicing the army, he fell drunk and fell from his horse. As a result, he fell ill and died soon after.

　　

 

[Tianmengxing—Qin Ming]

 

Qin Ming was born in Kaizhou behind the mountain. He was one of the one hundred and eight generals in Liangshan, ranking 7th in Liangshan. He was awarded the "Tianmengxing" and was named the 3rd among the "Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army". Because of its fiery nature, it is nicknamed "Thunderbolt". A man who is good at wielding a mace has the courage to fight against all odds. Before going to Liangshan, he was the commander of the Qingzhou Commandery Division. However, he was homeless due to Song Jiang's plan and had to surrender to Song Jiang. After ascending Liangshan, Qin Ming used the mace in his hand to smash many opponents' heads in a series of battles with his powerful momentum and ruthless stick skills. After Liangshan was recruited, he followed Song Jiang to conquer Liao Kingdom, Wang Qing, Tian Hu, and Fang La, and made many meritorious deeds. During the expedition against Fang La, he fought with Fang La's nephew Fang Jie. Later, because he was in a hurry to hide the hidden weapon, Fang Jie thrust his halberd under his horse and died.

　　

 

[Tianwei Star—Huyanzhuo]

 

Hu Yanzhuo's ancestor was Hu Yanzan, the founding general of Hebei Province in the Northern Song Dynasty. His ancestral home was Taiyuan, Bingzhou (now part of Shanxi Taiyuan). His family passed down the method of steel whip (some say copper whip), and he was famous all over the world for his usual weapon "double whip". Courage. Appears in the fifty-fourth chapter of the novel. When ranking in Liangshan, Hu Yanzhuo was ranked eighth in the Tiangang Star. He was the eighth hero in Liangshan and was named the fourth member of the "Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army". After Liangshan was recruited, he followed Song Jiang to conquer Liao Kingdom, Wang Qing, Tian Hu, and Fang La, and made many meritorious deeds. After the class teacher returned to the court, Hu Yanzhuo was named the commander of the imperial camp. Later, he led a large army and defeated the fourth prince Wushu of Jin Dynasty. The army fought all the way to Huaixi, where Hu Yanzhuo was killed in battle.

　　

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[Sky Dark Star—Yang Zhi]

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Ranked seventeenth in Liangshan, nicknamed the Green-faced Beast, he was originally an envoy of the Palace Commander's Mansion. When the boat he was escorting Hua Shigang capsized in the Yellow River, he did not dare to return to the capital to die and fled everywhere. Later, he was pardoned and returned to Tokyo. While in Tokyo, he had a quarrel with Niu Er because of selling knives. He had no choice but to kill Niu Er and was sent to Daming Prefecture for exile. During the exile, he was appreciated by Liang Zhongshu, the left-reigning secretary of Daming Prefecture, and was used to escort the birthday outline, but was used by Chao Gai and others to hijack him. In desperation, he and Lu Zhishen went to Erlong Mountain, killed Deng Long, and became the master of the village. When the three mountains gathered together for justice, they returned to Liangshan together with all the heroes. He died of illness on the way during the expedition against Fang La.

　　

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[Tianlao Star—Yang Xiong]

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Yang Xiong's ancestral home is in Henan. He was nicknamed "Bing Guansuo" because he was "good at martial arts and has a slightly yellow face." One day, when Yang Xiong came back from execution, all his acquaintances congratulated him with red ribbons. He met several soldiers who came to ask for money. Fortunately, Shi Xiu rescued them. Shi Xiu worshiped Yang Xiong as his brother. Yang Xiong's wife Pan Qiaoyun had an affair with monk Pei Ruhai. Shi Xiu reported it to Yang Xiong, but was bitten. Yang Xiong kicked Shi Xiu out of the house. Later, under Shi Xiu's plan, Yang Xiong killed the adulterer and the adulterer, and prepared to defect to Liangshan with Shi Xiu and Shi Qian. Unexpectedly, Shi Qian was arrested in Zhujiazhuang and became the trigger for Song Jiang's third attack on Zhujiazhuang. Later, on the way to conquer Fang La, he suddenly suffered from back sores and ulcers all over his body. He died of the disease without treatment.

　　

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[Tianlixing—Dong Ping]

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Dong Ping, the 15th hero of Liangshan Bo, is one of the Five Tiger Generals of Liangshan together with Lin Chong, Guan Sheng, Hu Yanzhuo and Qin Ming. Dong Pingyuan is the supervisor of the army and horses of Dongping Prefecture. He is superb with his unique weapon and two spears, and has the courage that ten thousand people cannot match. Song Jiang attacked Dongping Prefecture, and used a trick to lure Lin Chong and Hua Rong to lure the enemy, trick Dong Ping into a village, and trip Dong Ping with a horse rope. Dong Ping thanked Song Jiang for his kindness and returned to Liangshan. He became the first fierce general in Liangshan. He often took the lead and made outstanding achievements many times. He was known as "Dong Yicheng" all over the mountain. Dong Ping is also a rare handsome guy in Liangshan Mountain. He is rich and handsome, has three teachings and nine skills, and knows everything about bamboo and string tuning. Therefore, he is known as "a heroic general with two spears and a romantic prince among thousands of households". He has an outspoken personality, but is easily impulsive and reckless, and has a record of stealing brides after many unsuccessful proposals. During the attack on Fang La, Dong Ping was injured in his left arm by artillery fire under Lu Junyi's tent. During the battle with Li Tianrun and Zhang Tao, he tried to save Zhang Qing, who fell to the ground after being shot, but was attacked from behind by Zhang Tao and chopped into two pieces. Duan and Zhang Qing died at Dusong Pass.

　　

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[Sky Star-Suochao]

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Suo Chao is a character in Water Margin. Liangshan ranks 19th. He is one of the eight hussars and vanguard envoys of the horse army. A native of Hebei, he was originally a member of the left-behind army of Daming Prefecture and a general in Beijing. He was accustomed to using a gold-dipped axe. Because of his impatience, he was the first to fight when he went into battle, so he was known as the "vanguard". When Liangshan attacked Damingfu, Suo Chao returned to Liangshan after being captured. He was killed in battle when he accompanied Song Jiang in his campaign against Fang La.

　　

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【Tianxianxing-Gongsun Sheng】

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Gongsun Sheng is an important character in the classic "Water Margin" written by Shi Naian. Gongsun Sheng, whose Taoist name was Mr. Yiqing, was born in Jizhou Prefecture, Hebei Province. He was fond of spear and stick since he was a child, and he learned many martial arts. People called him Gongsun Sheng Dalang. He learned a Taoist skill and could call the wind and rain, ride the mist and soar into the clouds. People in the world called him the "Cloud-Entering Dragon". Later, he conspired with Chao Gai, the king of pagodas, Wu Yong, the wise star, and others to rob Liang Zhongshu's ill-gotten wealth - the birthday plan. After going to Liangshan, he and Wu Yong served as military advisors.

　　

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[Sky Comet-Shi Xiu]

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Shi Xiu, a character in the Chinese classic novel "Water Margin". He was born in Jiangnan, his parents died when he was young, and he lived in Jizhou selling firewood. He was good at martial arts and loved to fight injustice, so he was nicknamed "Desperate Saburo". On the streets of Jizhou, he and Yang Xiong became sworn brothers due to fighting against injustice. During the third attack on Zhujiazhuang, Shi Xiu deliberately asked Sun Li to capture him and sneaked into the village to act as an internal agent. Lu Junyi was trapped in Daming Mansion and was about to be beheaded. Shi Xiu jumped off the building to rob the execution ground and saved Lu Junyi's life. Because he didn't know the roads in the city, he was picked up by Liang Zhongshu and sent to death row together with Lu Junyi. After Liangshan troops attacked Daming Mansion, they rescued Shi Xiu and Lu Junyi. Shi Xiu became the eighth infantry leader in Liangshan, and he and Yang Xiong were stationed in the Xishan area. The heroes of Liangshan were ranked 33rd. He died in battle during the conquest of Fang La and was posthumously named "Zhongwu Lang". His heroic deeds such as "Wisely Killing Pei Ruhai", "Havoc in Cuiping Mountain", "Exploring Zhujiazhuang", etc. are widely spread among the people through storytelling, opera and other methods.

　　

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