The Thirty-Six Generals of the Great Song

In the late Northern Song Dynasty, the court was corrupt and treacherous officials ran rampant, oppressing the common people. Yang Yinglong, brave and skilled in battle with a fiery temperament, refused to bow to the powerful; Song Huiru, meticulous and strategic, saw through the deep-rooted ills of the world. The two met by chance, rallied together, and gathered thirty-six heroes to take to the mountains. They robbed the rich to help the poor, fought against corrupt officials, and swore to uphold justice. The road ahead was perilous, with government troops besieging them and internal conflicts arising, but the thirty-six generals fought side by side, writing a passionate and tragic legend of the martial world in troubled times, seeking a path for grassroots heroes. — Description from novelcodex.org