Water Margin 110: VIP
The bandits roll out the red carpet, and you won't believe who's coming to dinner.

The bandits roll out the red carpet, and you won't believe who's coming to dinner.
Prospects of peace ride on the all-important question: Is that a comma or a period?
YOU SUNK MY BATTLESHIP! (And torched my fleet and killed my generals and burned my camp and …)
You just lost 60,000 men on your campaign? What are you going to tell the emperor? Wait ... not telling him is actually an option?
The hawks at court get their way, as a huge imperial force descends on Liangshan.
A dive into the minutiae of monastic life.
We secretly replaced our heroes’ imperial wine with swamp water. Let’s see if they … oh crap they totally noticed!
After delivering justice on heaven's behalf in his usual manner at the fair, Li Kui dabbles in a more comical delivery of justice at a nearby county.
Li Kui and Song Jiang wagered heads, and heads they shall have.
On his way home after spreading holiday cheers in the capital, Li Kui decides to do some good deeds for civilians.
Song Jiang goes to the capital to partake in the holiday festivities, and a little extracurricular activity.
Our heroes pray to heaven for a sign, and heaven answers in the most literal way possible.
Liangshan sets its sights on another town that was just minding its own business, but a local general gives the bandits a literal bloody nose.
From attacking innocent towns to abducting women whose family you just slaughtered, it’s another honor-filled adventure for the heroes of Liangshan.
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The bandits and their despised foes parley for peace.
Our heroes get back to settling some old scores and unfinished business.
The imperial court prepares a retaliatory strike against Liangshan, while Li Kui goes rogue.
The bandits try one more time to spring Lu Junyi from jail, aided by some galaxy-brain holiday planning from the authorities.
To have friends come from afar, is it not a joy? If your friend is here to recruit you to Liangshan, then no.
Winter is coming again for Daming Prefecture.
The bandits find themselves in trouble when a descendant of the god of war comes knocking on their door.
A daring rescue runs into the obstacle of not having Google Maps.
Lu Junyi’s jailer discovers that there IS such a thing as having too much money shoved in your face.
Lu Junyi discovers that there IS such a thing as too much feasting.
Lu Junyi decides to take a road trip, and everyone’s got a bad feeling about it, except him.
Big changes are afoot on Liangshan.
No sooner had our heroes put down one group of upstarts did they discover another group that’s just asking for it.
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Song Jiang flags down a passing court official and very nicely asks for a favor.