Zhang Shun's Story
Further information: Zhang Shun- Zhang Wang (traditional Chinese: 張旺; simplified Chinese: 张旺) is a pirate who robs Zhang Shun while the latter is on a journey to find An Daoquan to cure Song Jiang. Zhang Wang ties up Zhang Shun and throws him into the river, but Zhang Shun manages to break his bonds and swim away. On the return journey, Zhang Shun encounters Zhang Wang again and he takes his revenge by tying up Zhang Wang and throwing him into the river.
- Li Qiaonu (Chinese: 李巧奴) is a prostitute and An Daoquan's lover. When Zhang Shun goes to find An to cure Song Jiang's illness, Li refuses to allow An to leave together with Zhang. Zhang attempts to force An to leave so he kills Li and writes "An Daoquan is the killer" on the wall near the crime scene to frame An. An has no choice but to leave with Zhang and become an outlaw.
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