Refusing Amnesty Starts by Fooling Song Jiang

To all souls unwilling to be toyed with by fate—fast-paced, high-pressure, defiance of destiny, and modern thinking delivering a dimensionality reduction strike against feudal order. Transmigrating to the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, as celestial patterns descend upon the eight-hundred-li marsh of Liangshan, he faces the heroes of Liangshan who are heading toward their doom. Knowing full well that behind the amnesty lies the tragic end of birds being shot down and bows put away, and death by poisoned wine, he resolves to defy fate and change their course. In the Hall of Righteousness, he unveils the script and images of the "Water Margin" spanning a thousand years, startling Song Jiang and grieving Lin Chong. As the amnesty faction clashes head-on with the awakening faction, he will lead these outlaws to carve out a bloody path of survival that shatters the Song court and reshapes the realm. This story pursues a hardcore sense of history colliding fiercely with modern thinking. The pacing is extremely fast, sentences are short and forceful, full of action and pressure, and dialogue is laced with gunpowder, reflecting the bold personalities of the outlaws. The stark contrast is formed between the cold, calculating schemes of the villains (Gao Qiu, Cai Jing) and the protagonist's dimensionality reduction strike after spoiling the plot. In the late Northern Song, treacherous ministers hold power, and chaos is imminent. Liangshan Marsh, as a challenger to the old order, stands at a critical turning point of life and death, with resource acquisition shifting from simple robbing the rich to aid the poor to substantive occupation and governance of prefectures and counties. — Description from novelcodex.org