Although Jiang Jing did not appear many times and had no outstanding achievements, he was in a very important position in Liangshan and was responsible for verifying Liangshan's financial expenditure.
Face God Operator
Jiang Jing, the "divine operator", was a down-and-out literati who had tried and tried many times, but he was proficient in book arithmetic, could "accumulate thousands of things, and was not bad", and belonged to the practical talents who were proficient in popular affairs than the likes of the Yuanjinshi who only exaggerated. After abandoning the text, he can also "make the gun stick and deploy the troops."
The book does not seem to introduce the reason for his fall into the grass, only that he settled down in huangmen Mountain with Moyun Golden-winged Ou Peng, Tiedi Xian Ma Lin, and nine-tailed turtle Tao Zongwang in Huangmen Mountain. When the Liangshan people returned to Liangshan after saving Song Jiang Daizong from jiangzhou law field, they passed through Huangmen Mountain, and the four people admired Song Jiang's reputation and packed up their belongings and defected to Liangshan, standing in Song Jiang's circle.
God operator Jiang Jing
At the beginning of Liangshan, Jiang Jing was sent by Song Jiang to take charge of the Treasury Warehouse, and in fact grasped the financial lifeline of Liangshan, adding chips for Song Jiang to seize power in the future. After three dozen Zhujiazhuang, Jiang Jing's power was further expanded not only in charge of the warehouse but also in charge of expenditure, and together with Li Ying and Du Xing, he was in charge of the shanzhai money, grain, and gold.
After Liangshan was recruited, although Jiang Jing also accompanied the Song Dynasty in the southern expedition to the north, successively conquering the Liao State, Hebei Tianhu, Huaixi Wang Qing, and Jiangnan Fangla, due to the nature of his position as logistics and financial director, he was doomed to have no outstanding record of killing the enemy.
When Liangshan was ranked in the great ranking, Jiang Jing ranked fifty-third, and he was one of the sixteen leaders in charge of supervising all affairs, responsible for calculating the inclusion of money and grain expenditures.
After Jiangnan was pacified, Jiang Jing was given the title of Wu Yilang (武奕郎) and du commander (都) commander(s), "in charge of the army and the people, and the provincial court listened to the tune." Later, he resigned and returned to his hometown to die well.