Minor characters in this work include the three Ruan brothers, who helped Chao Gai and Wu Yong defeat He Tao, and later defeat and capture Huang An.
Minor characters in this work include the three Ruan brothers, who helped Chao Gai and Wu Yong defeat He Tao, and later defeat and capture Huang An. One episode in this work sees the Hairy Priest Wu Song kills a tiger with his bare hands. After crushing the Liao Tartars, nearly two-thirds of the title characters die while ending the rebellion of Fang La, allowing Gao Qui to kill the rest one-by-one. Chao Gai founded the title group, which includes 36 Heavenly Spirits and 72 Earthly Fiends. For 10 points, identify this work attributed both Shi Naian and Luo Guanzhong, a novel about Song Jiang's titular band of 108 bandit-heroes.
Minor characters in this work include the three Ruan brothers, who helped Chao Gai and Wu Yong defeat He Tao, and later defeat and capture Huang An.
{Outlaws} of the {Marsh} [accept {Water Margin}, All {Men} Are {Brothers}, The {Marshes} of {Mount Liang}, or {Shuihu Zhuan}]