Introduction: I think everyone is no stranger to "Water Margin", one of the four famous novels, in which those heroes on Liangshan finally chose to settle in Liangshan for various reasons.
Some were oppressed by the imperial court, and some were framed by some traitors and villains, and finally ended up in Liangshan. In short, these reasons are varied, they come from all over the world, but in the end they came together and carried the banner of doing the right thing for heaven.
I think those heroes who do things openly and without beating around the bush are the most admired, and their actions all revolve around the word chivalry. But if there are heroes, there will be some villains. In fact, Song Jiang, the leader of the heroes of Liangshan, was the most annoying, and he only thought about how to return to the court as an official and serve the court.
This is understandable, but his status does not allow him to mix personal feelings. After he became the leader of Liangshan, the decisions he made no longer only represented himself, but his words and deeds represented all the heroes of Liangshan. It is precisely because of this that he completely ignores the feelings of other people, and only wants to recruit peace.
From this point of view, he is selfish, and at the same time he is not a good leader. As a leader, he should always take the big picture into account and take a long-term view. In addition to these, Song Jiang is also a relatively hypocritical villain, pretending to be benevolent and righteous on the surface, but in the end he led all the heroes to the road of Zhao'an.
It can be said that it is precisely because of his choice that in the end, the heroes of Liangshan died and were crippled, and a few of them died well. Even if he was given a cup of poisoned wine by the emperor, he had to drag Li Kui to die together, because he was afraid that Li Kui would ruin his reputation. Is fame so important? In order to prevent it, he even dragged his former good brother to die together.
Today, let's discuss this issue from the opposite side, if Song Jiang does not accept the court's recruitment and resists to the end like this, then what will be the final outcome of Liangshan. I think this should be an interesting question, after all, this is an unknown outcome, and everything is up to us to guess. At that time, the Song Dynasty was already in its final stage, and it would not be long before they would go to their own demise.
And in the face of foreign invasion, they did not resist at all, and only thought about peace. At that time, the emperor of the Song Dynasty, Song Huizong Zhao Ji, was incompetent, ignored the affairs of the court, and only wanted to play some strange things. And the court and the central government are also traitors, and the court is in chaos.
Externally seeking peace, but internally, they wantonly looted the people's fat and ointment, and for a time the people complained and complained bitterly. It can be said that the Song Dynasty was already suffering from internal and external troubles at that time, but the foundation of the Song Dynasty has not been shaken, and they have prepared an army of 100,000 to attack Fangla. It's just that after Song Jiang accepted Zhao'an, such drudgery was naturally done by Song Jiang.
Therefore, the imperial court had the ability to exterminate Liangshan at that time, but at that time, foreign enemies invaded, and they didn't care about Liangshan's affairs at all. So Liangshan has the opportunity to develop, and they will grow step by step. Moreover, the military strength of Liangshan was relatively weak at that time, and they were all composed of some people from the rivers and lakes, so it was okay to talk about fighting alone and fighting alone, but when it came to commanding the big war, it was a bit reluctant.
At that time, their overall number of soldiers was only about 10,000, and once they did not agree to Zhao'an, then the imperial army might attack them directly. Although Liang Shan was able to resist one or two at this time, it was still the end of destruction in the end, so Song Jiang decided to agree to Zhao'an. In ancient times, reputation was more important.
At that time, the heroes of Liangshan put it bluntly, they were bandits, and they were not orthodox. Naturally, if they continue to fight against the imperial court, then their final outcome will be relatively miserable. There will only be more and more people accusing them, so that no one will come to join Liangshan, so it is inevitable to say Zhao'an.
Conclusion: In addition, some of Liangshan were also members of the imperial court at that time, and once Song Jiang did not agree to Zhao'an, these people would definitely oppose it. After all, they were forced to go to Liangshan at the beginning, and now that they have the opportunity to go back, they naturally have to seize it. Therefore, once Liang Shan does not agree to Zhao'an, what awaits them is destruction.
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