Water Margin 055: Ox
Dai Zong introduces Song Jiang to his good friend Li Kui. Well, friend. More of an acquaintance really. I mean, a colleague. Actually, I don't usually hang out with him. Really.

Dai Zong introduces Song Jiang to his good friend Li Kui. Well, friend. More of an acquaintance really. I mean, a colleague. Actually, I don't usually hang out with him. Really.
Once again, we see how far money and reputation can carry a man, even when he's on his way to prison.
Like Uber, but for boats ... and the ferryman gives you a choice of meals, too.
Caught at his home, Song Jiang is finally brought to justice ... such as it is.
Song Jiang's Liangshan-bound cohort keeps growing, until he gets an unexpected message.
With admirers like these, who needs enemies?
Song Jiang’s bandit buddies run amok, and then give an enemy general the run-around.
A local lantern festival ignites a feud between Hua Rong and his boss.
Meet the heroes of Clear Winds Mountain, who turn unsuspecting passers-by into soup and abduct and defile women on their way to visit their parents' graves.
Wu Song continues acting like the worst pretend monk ever and gets himself first into some cold water, and then into some hot water.
On the run from the law, Wu Song finds religion, and then quickly finds a way to break all of its tenets.
Wu Song’s enemies just couldn’t leave well enough alone, and soon find themselves facing the consequences — pissed-off consequences.
After his beatdown of Jiang Menshen, Wu Song discovers he has a new fan.
Wu Song finally finds out what Shi En wants his help with, and devises a way to turn a mob war into a drinking game.
Wu Song receives the best treatment the ancient Chinese legal system has to offer, despite his effort to invite the worst.
Wu Song stops in at a tavern and gets all nitpicky about the food, like the teeniest bit of pubic hair in the bun fillings.
Wu Song is determined to get to the bottom of his brother’s death, by any means necessary.
The murderers’ coverup goes off as planned … until a certain someone gets back in town.
Wu Dalang catches his unfaithful wife in the act, and pays for it.
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Armed with their 10-step plan, Ximen Qing and Mrs. Wang undertake Operation Seduction.
While Wu Song is away, someone keeps hovering around his brother's house, hoping to get a bit of something hot and steamy (no, not Wu Dalang's buns).
Wu Song's happy reunion with his brother hits a snag when his brother's wife is a bit too happy to see him.
Wu Song throws caution to the wind and goes big-game hunting with his fist.
Despite the best efforts of the Yuncheng County justice system, Song Jiang somehow slips through the hands of the law.
Does a multitude of wrongs make a right? We find out this week as an adulterer stands up to a crooked justice system as the authorities try to cover up for one of their own, who runs afoul of the law after being blackmailed by his cheating mistress.
An evening that starts with Song Jiang being offered a big bag of gold goes horribly awry.
As our bandit friends herald the dawn of a new age of prosperity, we check in with their acquaintance back in Yuncheng County.
The last time Lin Chong vented, he cut off three heads. How many will he chop off this time?
Somebody forgot to explain to our heroes that "Lend me your ears" is only a figure of speech.