Campaigns and Death
Hu Sanniang becomes one of the leaders of the Liangshan cavalry after the Grand Assembly. She follows the heroes on their campaigns against the Liao invaders and rebel forces after they have been granted amnesty by the emperor. During the Fang La campaign, Hu Sanniang and Wang Ying are assigned to attack the enemy city of Muzhou. They engage the enemy general Zheng Biao in battle. Zheng Biao uses his magic to confuse Wang Ying and kill him. Hu Sanniang attempts to avenge her husband but Zheng Biao uses his magical gold bricks to kill her.
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