It includes a scene in which "Righteous Seven" rob a convoy, and opens with the bandits of Mt. Shaohua being routed.
One chapter of this novel parodies religion by having one of its main characters receives three books of knowledge from the Mystic Queen of the Ninth Heaven during a dream sequence. Its main character receives two bottles of poisoned wine from the Emperor's ministers at the end of this novel, prompting his death. It includes a scene in which "Righteous Seven" rob a convoy, and opens with the bandits of Mt. Shaohua being routed. The main characters of this novel hide in Liangshang repeatedly and are hounded the government official Gao Qiu. Protector of Justice Song Liang leads the 36 Heavenly stars and 72 Earthly stars, which collectively comprise the title group. For 10 points, name this great Chinese novel focusing on a group of bandits who hide out in a swamp.
One chapter of this novel parodies religion by having one of its main characters receives three books of knowledge from the Mystic Queen of the Ninth Heaven during a dream sequence.
Outlaws of the Marsh [or Shui Hu Zhuan, Men of the Marshes; or The Marshes of Mount Liang, Water Margin; or All Men Are Brothers]