In one story from this work, a man kills a tiger after consuming lots of alcohol and later kills his sister-in-law to avenge the death of his brother.
In one story from this work, a man kills a tiger after consuming lots of alcohol and later kills his sister-in-law to avenge the death of his brother. Another character in this work was framed by a government official lusting after his wife. The central characters of this work are comprised of two groups, one being the Thirty-Six Stars of Heavenly Spirits. Mt. Liang is a central gathering point in this novel, in which both Lin and Wu follow Song Jiang, the leader of the titular group. For 10 points, name this work by Shi Na'ian about 108 criminals during the Song dynasty.
In one story from this work, a man kills a tiger after consuming lots of alcohol and later kills his sister-in-law to avenge the death of his brother.
{Outlaws of the Marsh} [or {Shui Hu Zhuang}; or The {Water Margin}; or {All Men are Brothers}]