How many of the Liangshan heroes are left alive in "Water Margin"? What did they all do?

How many of the Liangshan heroes are left alive in "Water Margin"? What did they all do?

1 Enter Yunlong Gongsun Sheng (a monk)

2 Jade-arm craftsman Jin Dajian (used by the emperor, and later served as the imperial treasure supervisor of the inner government)

3 Purple beard Bohuangfu Duan (employed by the emperor, later served as the ambassador of the Royal Horse Supervisor)

4 Xiao Rang, a sage scholar (employed in Cai Taishi's mansion)

5 Tie Jingzi Lehe (Wang Duwei) The envoy of the government)

6 The miracle doctor An Daoquan (listen and use it before adjusting the emperor)

7 The miracle doctor An Daoquan (listen and use it before adjusting the emperor)

8 Hunjiang Longli Jun (who feigned illness in Suzhou, later went to sea, and became the lord of Siam)

9 Jiao Tongwei (looked at Li Jun, and then went to sea with Li Jun)

10 pages Jiang Mirage Tongmeng (looks at Li Jun, and then goes to sea with Li Jun)

11 Xiaoxuanfeng Chaijin (resigns from office to work in farming)

12 Flying against the sky and eagle Li Ying (returning to his hometown)

13 Du Xing, the grimace (accompanying Li Ying to return home)

14 Huang Xin, Sanshan Town (still in Qingzhou)

15 Sun Li, the sick Yuchi (still in charge of Qingzhou) Ren Dengzhou)

16 Xiaowei Chi Sunxin (returned to Dengzhou with his brother and appointed)

17 Unicorn Dragon Zou Run (resigned and returned to his hometown)

18 One branch Hua Caiqing (returning to his hometown to serve the people)

19 Iron-faced Pei Xuan (returning to Yinmachuan and taking up a job to seek leisure)

20 Jinbaozi Yang Lin (returning to Yinmachuan) , taking up a job and seeking leisure)

21 Shen Ji Yuan Jiang Jing (returned to his hometown to serve the people)

22 Shen Ji Military Advisor Zhu Wu (turned to Gong Sun Sheng to become a monk)

23 The Demon King Fan Rui (who joined Gongsun Sheng and became a monk)

24 Xiao Zhelan Muchun (returned to his hometown to serve as a citizen)

25 Hongtian Lei Lingzhen (still appointed by the imperial camp of the Gunpowder Bureau)

26 Iron Fan Song Qing (sick at home, unknown) In the Water Margin, a few Liangshan heroes survived in the end

Most of the Water Margin heroes died in the battle against Fangla,

After the expedition, Fangla Lu Zhishen passed away, and Lin Chong and Yang Zhi died of illness.

Li Kui, Song Jiang and Lu Junyi were poisoned by traitors. Wu Yong and Hua Rong hanged themselves in front of Song Jiang's tomb.

Those who returned to the court and are still alive and serving as officials are: Guan Sheng, Hu Yanzhuo, Zhu Dian, Sun Li, Sun Xin, Gu Dasao, Cai Qing, Huangpu Duan, Ling Zhen, Jin Dajian, Xiao Rang

Returning home to fish: Ruan Xiaoer

There are also a few monks: Wu Song, Dai Zong, Gongsun Sheng

A few returning home to be landowners: Chai Jin, Li Ying, Du Xing

A few traveling people: Tong Wei, Tong Meng, Li Jun, Yan Qing Water Margin What do the heroes of Liangshan do?

They are the fighters against the feudali *** and the symbol of brotherhood and friendship. Although they failed in the end, they are still heroes(of course heroines also included). Sorry that I cannot type in Chinese with pany's puter. This is the most formal answer you can get. But to tell you the truth, they are only some ordinary peasants (good at traditional martial arts) which were made (by the feudal government at that time) to be heroes cause if they don't fight they cannot survive. That's all for my suggestion. How many Liangshan heroes are left in Water Margin? Is Wu Song dead?

Wu Song did not die, but became crippled and became a monk

1 Enter Yunlong Gongsun Sheng (a monk)

2 Jade-arm craftsman Jin Dajian (used by the emperor and later served as a monk) In the Royal Treasure Supervisor of the Inner Palace)

3 Purple-bearded Bohuang Fu Duan (employed by the emperor, and later served as the ambassador of the Royal Horse Supervisor)

4 Xiao Rang, a master scholar (employed in Cai Taishi's Palace)

5 Tie Jingzi Lehe (the envoy of the royal palace)

6 The miraculous doctor An Daoquan (listen before the imperial concubine)

7 The miraculous doctor An Daoquan (tune the emperor) The emperor listens to it)

8 Hun Jianglong Li Jun (fake illness in Suzhou, later went to sea, became the lord of Siam)

9 Jiao Tongwei out of the cave (look at Li Jun , and then went to sea with Li Jun)

10. Tong Meng (looked at Li Jun, and then went to sea with Li Jun)

11. Xiao Xuanfeng Chai Jin (resigned to work in farming)

12 Li Ying (returning to his hometown)

13 Duxing (accompanying Li Ying to return home)

14 Huang Xin (still in office) of Sanshan Town Qingzhou)

15 Wei Chi Sun Li (remained in Dengzhou)

16 Xiao Wei Chi Sun Xin (returned to Dengzhou with his brother and appointed)

17 Unicorn Dragon Zou Run (resigned and returned to his hometown)

18 Cai Qing (returned to his hometown to serve the people) /p>

20 Jin Baozi Yang Lin (returns to Yinmachuan and takes up a job to seek leisure)

21 Divine Calculation Yuan Jiang Jing (returns to his hometown to serve the people)

22 God Aircraft strategist Zhu Wu (who voted for Gongsun Sheng and became a monk)

23 The Demon King Fan Rui (who voted for Gongsun Sheng and became a monk)

24 Xiao Zhelan Muchun (returned to his hometown to serve as a citizen)

25 Hongtian Lei Lingzhen

(Still appointed by the Gunpowder Bureau’s imperial camp)

26 Iron Fan Song Qing (sick at home, unknown

There are thirty-six people left, Wu Song is the last Taking care of the hemiplegic Lin Chong in Hangzhou, he eventually died of old age. Who of the Liangshan heroes died in the Water Margin?

I seem to remember that not many survived.

(1) Killed in battle (***59) 1. Yunli Jingang Song Wan (died in Runzhou in battle) 2. Faceless Jiao Ting (died in Runzhou in battle) 3. Nine-tailed turtle Tao Zongwang (died in Runzhou in battle) Zhouzhou) 4. General Yum Han Tao (died in battle in Changzhou) 5. General Tianmu Peng Qi (died in battle in Changzhou) 6. White-faced man Zheng Tianshou (died in battle in Xuanzhou) 7. Swordsman Gui Cao Zheng (died in battle in Changzhou) in Xuanzhou) 8. Wang Dingliu of Living Flash Po (died in Xuanzhou in battle) 9. Ma Xuanzan of Choujun (died in Suzhou in battle) 10. Jinyan Biao Shi En (died in Changshu in battle) 11. Kong Liang of Duxingxing (died in battle in Suzhou) Died in the battle in Kunshan) 12. Jing Muyan Hao Siwen (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 13. Golden Spear General Xu Ning (died in Hangzhou, later died in Xiuzhou) 14. Langli Baitiao Zhang Shun (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 15 , Little Overlord Zhou Tong (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 16. Zhang Qing without Feather Arrow (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 17. Double Spear General Dong Ping (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 18. Huaxiang Hu Gong Wang (died in the battle in Deqing) 19. Lei Heng, the winged tiger (died in the battle in Deqing) 20. Suo Chao, the vanguard (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 21. Deng Fei, the fire-eyed suanni (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 22. Liu, the red-haired ghost Tang Dynasty (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 23. Bao Xu, the funeral god (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 24. Hou Jian, the thongibbon monkey (drown in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou) 25. Duan Jingzhu, the golden retriever (drown in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou) 26 , Li Di Tai Sui Ruan Xiaoer (died in the battle at Wulong Ling) 27. Jade Banner Gan Meng Kang (died in the battle at Wulong Ling) 28. Two-headed Snake Jie Zhen (died in the battle at Wulong Ling) 29. Two-tailed Scorpion Jie Bao (Died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 30. Dwarf Tiger Wang Ying (died in the battle in Muzhou) 31. Yizhang Qinghu Sanniang (died in the battle in Muzhou) 32. Feitian Great Sage Li Gun (died in the battle in Muzhou) 33 , Eight-armed Nezha Xiang Chong (died in the battle in Muzhou) 34. Iron Flute Fairy Ma Lin (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 35. Jinmaohu Yanshun (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 36. Sai Rengui and Guo Sheng (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) Died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 37. Xiao Wenhou Lu Fang (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 38. Jiu Wenlong Shi Jin (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 39. Shixiu, the desperate Saburo (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 40. Chen Da, the jumping tiger (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 41. Li Zhong, the tiger-fighting general (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 42. Yang Chun, the white-flowered snake (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 43. Xue Yong, the diseased insect (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) Died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 44. Moyun Golden Wing Ou Peng (died in the battle in Shezhou) 45. Caiyuanzi Zhang Qing (died in the battle in Shezhou) 46. Ding Desun of the Tiger with an Arrow (died in Shezhou) 47. General Shengshui Shan Tinggui (died in Shezhou in battle) 48. Shenhuo General Wei Dingguo (died in Shezhou in battle) 49. Green-eyed Tiger Li Yun (died in Shezhou in battle) 50. General Shi Yong (died in Shezhou in battle) 51. Thunderbolt Fire Qin Ming (died in Qingxi in battle) 52. Yu Baosi, the god of dangerous ways (died in Qingxi in battle) 53. Mother Yaksha Sun Erniang (died in Qingxi in battle) 54. Zou Yuan, the dragon from the forest (died in Qingxi in battle) 55. Du Qian, who touched the sky (died in Qingxi) 56. Judge Li Li (died in Qingxi) 57. Tang Long, the golden leopard (died in Qingxi) 58. Cai Fu with an iron arm (died in Qingxi) 59. The short-lived Erlang Ruan Xiaowu (died in Qingxi) (2) Appointment by the imperial court (***9) 60. Jade-arm craftsman Jin Dajian (employed by the emperor, and later served as the imperial treasure supervisor of the inner government) 61. Purple-bearded Bohuang Fu Duan ( 62. Xiao Rang, the master scholar (employed in Cai Taishi's Mansion) 63. Tie Jingzi Lehe (the envoy of Wang Duwei's Mansion) 64. An Daoquan, the miracle doctor (listened to before the imperial eunuch) 65 , Zhen Sanshan Huang Xin (still appointed to Qingzhou) 66. Sick Yuchi Sunli (still appointed to Dengzhou) 67. Xiao Weichi Sunxin (returned to Dengzhou with his brother and appointed) 68. Hongtian Lei Lingzhen (still appointed to the imperial camp of the Gunpowder Bureau) (3) Died of illness (***13) 69. Yang Zhi, the green-faced beast (sick, stayed with Dan Tu, and later died of illness) 70. Boatman Zhang Heng (suffered from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 71. Mu Hong (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 72. Mao Touxing Kongming (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 73. Dry Land Kulu Zhugui (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness)

Died in Hangzhou) 74. Jinbaozi Yang Lin (suffered from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, later recovered and returned to Yinmachuan, took up a job and sought leisure) 75. Bai Sheng, the day rat (suffered from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 76. Smiling Tiger Zhu Fu (visited the patient and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 77. Leopard Head Lin Chong (died of illness in Hangzhou) 78. Suo Yang Xiong (died of illness in Hangzhou) 79. Shiqian of the Drum Flea (died of illness in Hangzhou) 80. Dadao Pass Sheng (drunk and fell from a horse, later died of illness in Daming Mansion, Beijing) 81. Iron Fan Song Qing (sick at home, unknown) (4) Returning home and going to sea (***15th) 82. Xiaozhelan Muchun (Kanshi patient, later returned to his hometown to become a citizen) 83. The prodigal Yan Qing (left for Hangzhou) 84. The Hun Jianglong Li Jun (feigned illness in Suzhou, later went to sea, and became the leader of Siam) 85. Leaving the Cave Jiao Tongwei (looking at the scene) Li Jun, later followed Li Jun to the sea) 86. Tong Meng, the mirage (looked at Li Jun, and later followed Li Jun to the sea) 87. Dai Zong, the divine traveler (died in Yue Temple, Tai'an Prefecture) 88. Ruan Xiaoqi, the Living King of Hell (died in Shijie Village) 89. Xiaoxuanfeng Chaijin (resigned to work in farming) 90. Li Ying, the Flying Diao (returning to his hometown) 91. Du Xing, the ghost-faced son (accompanying Li Ying to return to his hometown) 92. Sister-in-law Gu (returned with her husband) Dengzhou) 93. Unicorn Dragon Zou Run (resigned and returned home) 94. Yihua Cai Qing (returned to his hometown to serve the people) 95. Iron-faced Pei Xuan (returned to Yinmachuan to take up a job and seek leisure) 96. Divine Operation Yuan Jiang Jing (returned to his hometown to serve the people) (5) Poisoned (***3) 97. Jade Unicorn Lu Junyi (poisoned to death in Huaihe River) 98. Hubaoyi Songjiang (poisoned to death in Chuzhou) 99. Black Whirlwind Li Kui (poisoned by Song Jiang and died in Runzhou) (6) Hanged himself (***2) 100. Zhiduoxing Wu Yong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb) 101. Xiao Li Guanghuarong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb) (7) Became a monk (***5th place) 102. Ruyun Long Gongsun Sheng (a monk) 103. Zhu Wu, the divine military advisor (he became a monk by joining Gongsun Sheng) 104. Fan Rui, the devil incarnation (he joined Gongsun Sheng and became a monk) 105. Hua Monk Lu Zhishen (seated in Hangzhou) 106 , Xingzhe Wusong (who became a monk and died in Hangzhou) (Historically, after killing the traitor Cai Jun, he was severely tortured and died in prison) (8) Anti-Jin (***2) 107. Double whip Hu Yanzhuo (later anti-Jin) Killed in battle) 108. Zhu Tong, the beautiful bearded man (who later made military exploits) Edit this paragraph to ask for a list of Fang La’s dead generals when he returned to Beijing to answer his orders. Fifty-nine generals and assistants were killed: Fourteen generals: Qin Ming, Xu Ning, Dong Ping, Zhang Qing and Liu Tang Shi Jin Suo Chao Zhang Shun Ruan Xiaoer Ruan Xiaowu Lei Hengshi Xiu Interpreting Treasures and Treasures Forty-five generals: Song Wanjiao supported Tao Zongwang Han Tao Peng Qi Zheng Tianshou Cao Zheng Wang Dingliu praised Kong Liang for his kindness Hao Siwen Deng Fei Zhou Tong Gong Wang, Bao Xu, Duan Jingzhu, Hou Jian, Meng Kang, Wang Yinghu, Sanniang, Xiang Chong, Li Gong, Yan Shun, Ma Lin, Shan Tinggui, Wei Dingguo, Lu Fang, Guo Sheng, Oupeng, Chen Da, Yang Chun, Yu Baosi, Li Zhong, Xue Yong, Li Yunshi, Du Qian, Ding De, Sun Zou Yuan, Li Li, Tang Long, Cai Fu, Zhang Qing. Sun Erniang died of illness on the road. Ten generals and assistants: Five generals: Lin Chong, Yang Zhi, Zhang Heng, Mu Hong, Yang Xiong. Five generals: Kong Ming, Zhu Gui, Zhu Fu, and Bai Sheng moved to Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou. One of the generals: Lu Zhishenzhe Arm did not want the gift, and one of the generals became a monk at Liuhe Temple: Wu Songjiu returned to Jizhou to become a monk in Beijing. One of the generals: Gongsun Sheng did not want the gift, so he went on the road. Four generals: Two generals: Yan Qingli There are two generals in the capital: Tong Wei and Tongmeng who stayed in the capital and got back the doctors. Now there are five generals in the capital: An Daoquan, Huangfu Duan, Jin Dajian, Xiao Rang Lehe and now the pilgrims, twenty-seven generals in the capital: one general. Twelve members: Song Jiang, Lu Junyi, Wu Yong, Guan Sheng, Hu Ting, Zhuo Hua Rong Chai Jin, Li Ying, Zhu Tong, Dai Zong, Li Kui, Ruan Xiaoqi, one of the fifteen generals: Zhu Wu, Huang Xin, Sun Li, Fan Rui, Ling Zhen, Pei Xuan, Jiang Jing, Du Xing, Song Qing, Zou Run Cai Qing, Yang Lin, Mu Chun, Sun Xin, Sister-in-law Gu, The Water Margin, those few heroes who survived after the Liangshan heroes were recruited

The finale of Liangshan heroes (beginning with the expedition to Fangla): 1 Entering Yunlong, Gongsun Sheng (monk) 2 Jade

Armsmith Jin Dajian (employed by the emperor, and later served as the imperial treasure supervisor of the imperial palace) 3 Huangfu Duan, the purple-bearded Bo (employed by the emperor, and later served as the ambassador of the imperial treasure supervisor) 4 Xiao Rang, the scholar of the holy hand (employed by Cai Taishi's palace) 5 Tie Ming Zi Le He (the envoy of Wangduweifu) 6 Yunli King Kong Song Wan (died in Runzhou in battle) 7 Faceless Jiao Ting (died in Runzhou in battle) 8 Nine-tailed turtle Tao Zongwang (died in Runzhou in battle) 9 Green-faced beast Yang Zhi (sick, stayed with Dan as a disciple, and later died of illness) 10 General Yum Han Tao (died in Changzhou in battle) 11 General Tianmu Peng Si (died in Changzhou in battle) 12 White-faced man Zheng Tianshou (died in Xuanzhou) 13 Cao Cao Sword Ghost Cao Zheng (died in the battle in Xuanzhou) 14 Living Flash Po Wang Dingliu (died in the battle in Xuanzhou) 15 Chou Jun Ma Xuanzan (died in the battle in Suzhou) 16 Jinyan Biao Shi En (died in the battle in Changshu) 17 Du Mars Kong Liang (died in Kunshan in battle) 18 The miracle doctor An Daoquan (listened to the emperor before being transferred) 19 Jing Muyan Hao Siwen (died in Hangzhou) 20 Golden Spear General Xu Ning (wounded in Hangzhou, later died in Xiuzhou) 21 Langli Bai Tiao Zhang Shun (died in Hangzhou in battle) 22 Little Overlord Zhou Tong (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 23 Featherless Arrow Zhang Qing (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 24 Double Gun General Dong Ping (died in Dusong Pass in battle) 25 Hua Xiang Hu Gong Wang (died in Deqing in battle) 26 Winged Tiger Lei Heng (died in Deqing in battle) 27 Pioneer Suo Chao (died in Hangzhou in battle) 28 Fire-eyed Reese Deng Fei (died in Hangzhou in battle) 29 Red-haired Ghost Liu Tang (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 30 The mourning keeper Bao Xu (died in the battle in Hangzhou) 31 Hou Jian, the monkey (drown in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou) 32 Duan Jingzhu, the golden retriever (drown in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou) 33 Boatman Er Zhang Heng (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 34 Buzhazhan Mu Hong (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 35 Mao Touxing Kongming (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 36 Dry Land Kulu Zhugui (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 37 Jinbaozi Yanglin (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later recovered) 38 White Rat Bai Sheng (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 39 Xiaozhelan Muchun (visited the patients) 40 Smiling Tiger Zhu Fu (visited the patients and later died of illness in Hangzhou) 41 Lidi Taisui Ruan Xiaoer (died in the Wulong Ridge battle) 42 Yubangan Meng Kang (died in the Wulong Mountains in the battle) Ridge) 43 Two-headed Snake Jie Zhen (died in the battle at Wulong Ling) 44 Two-tailed Scorpion Jie Bao (died in the battle at Wulong Ling) 45 Dwarf Tiger Wang Ying (died in the battle in Muzhou) 46 Yi Zhang Qinghu Sanniang (died in the battle) Yu Muzhou) 47 Iron Flute Immortal Ma Lin (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 48 Jinmaohu Yanshun (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 49 Sai Rengui Guo Sheng (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 50 Xiao Wenhou Lu Fang (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) Died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) 51 Jiu Wenlong Shi Jin (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 52 Shi Xiu, the desperate Saburo (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 53 Chen Da, the Jumping Tiger (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 54 Fight Tiger General Li Zhong (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 55 White Snake Yang Chun (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 56 Xue Yong, a sick insect (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) 57 Moyun Jin Oupeng (died in the battle in Shezhou) 58 Caiyuanzi Zhang Qing (died in Shezhou in battle) 59 Tiger Ding Desun in the middle of the arrow (died in Shezhou) 60 Shengshui General Shan Ting (Wang Yu) (died in Shezhou) 61 Shenhuo General Wei Dingguo (died in Shezhou in battle) 62 Green Eyed Tiger Li Yun (died in the battle in Shezhou) 63 General Shi Shi Yong (died in the battle in Shezhou) 64 Thunderbolt Fire Qin Ming (died in the battle in Qingxi) 65 God of Dangerous Ways Yu Baosi (died in the battle in Qingxi) 66 Mother Night* Sun Erniang (died in Qingxi in battle) 67 Chulin Long Zou Yuan (died in Qingxi in battle) 68 Touching Tiandu Qian (died in Qingxi in battle) 69 Urging Judge Li Li (died in Qingxi) 70 Golden Leopard Tang Long ( Died in Qingxi) 71 Iron-armed Cai Fu (died in Qingxi) 72 Short-lived Erlang Ruan Xiaowu (died in Qingxi) 73 Flower Monk Lu Zhishen (sitting in Hangzhou) 74 Traveler Wu Song ( became a monk and died in Hangzhou) 75 Leopard Head Lin Chong (died of illness in Hangzhou) 76

Suo Yangxiong (died of illness in Hangzhou) 77 Drum Shangfeas Shi Qian (died of illness in Hangzhou) 78 Prodigal Yan Qing (left for Hangzhou) 79 Hun Jianglong Li Jun (fake illness in Suzhou, later went to sea, and became the lord of Siam) 80 Exit The power of the cave dragon child (looked at Li Jun, and then followed Li Jun to the sea) 81 The mirage of the river boy Meng (looked at Li Jun, and then followed Li Jun to the sea) 82 The divine Taibao Dai Zong (ends up in the Yue Temple of Tai'an Prefecture) 83 The living king of hell Ruan Xiao Qi (ends up in Shijie Village) 84 Xiao Xuanfeng Chai Jin (resigns from official position to work in farming) 85 Li Ying, the Flying Eagle (returns to his hometown) 86 Du Xing, the Grimace (accompanying Li Ying to return to his hometown) 87 Dadao Guan Sheng (later dies of illness) 88 Hu Yanzhuo with double whips (later died in the battle against the Jin Dynasty) 89 Zhu Tong, the beautiful bearded man (later made military exploits) 90 Huang Xin, who Zhensanshan (still serves as Qingzhou) 91 Sick Wei Chi Sunli (still serves as Dengzhou) 92 Xiaowei Chisunxin (returns to Dengzhou with his brother) Appointed) 93 Mother Sister Gu (returned to Dengzhou with her husband) 94 Unicorn Dragon Zou Run (resigned and returned to his hometown) 95 Yi Zhihua Cai Qing (returned to his hometown to serve the people) 96 Iron-faced Pei Xuan (returned to Yinmachuan, accepted by the Communist Party of China) 97 Jinbaozi Yang Lin (returned to Yinmachuan, took up a job and asked for leisure) 98 Jiang Jing, the divine operator (returned to his hometown to serve the people) 99 Zhu Wu, the divine strategist (voted to Gongsun and became a monk) 100 Fan Rui, the devil in the world (voted to Gongsun) Win the monkhood) 101 Xiaozhelan Mu Chun (return to his hometown to serve as a citizen) 102 Hongtian Lei Lingzhen (still appointed by the Gunpowder Bureau) 103 Jade Unicorn Lu Junyi (poisoned to death in the Huaihe River) 104 Hubaoyi Songjiang (poisoned to death in the Huaihe River) Chuzhou) 105 Black Whirlwind Li Kui (poisoned by Song Jiang and died in Runzhou) 106 Iron Fan Song Qing (sick at home, unknown) 107 Zhiduoxing Wu Yong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb) 108 Xiao Li Guanghuarong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb)

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