Joining Liangshan
Huyan Zhuo is defeated by the outlaws from Liangshan Marsh and retreats to Qingzhou (in present-day Shandong). Along the way, his steed is stolen by Zhou Tong when he passes by Mount Peach Blossom. Huyan Zhuo is furious and he leads the Qingzhou army to attack the bandit stronghold. Li Zhong and Zhou Tong seek help from the outlaws on the nearby Mount Twin Dragons but they are still no match for Huyan Zhuo. Eventually, the Liangshan outlaws arrive to help them and they defeat the imperial forces in the great battle at Qingzhou. Huyan Zhuo is captured and he defects over to join Liangshan. Li Zhong follows the outlaws back to Liangshan after the victory.
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