I Disagree With This Marriage!

I do not consent to this marriage!

Old men shouldn't read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and the young shouldn't read Water Margin.

As a true member of the post-00s generation, Hogg was particularly interested in these two literary works in his past life. However, unlike the various versions of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he had only read Water Margin once. (I really want to play Black Myth: Wukong!)

From his current perspective, the 108 heroes were mostly petty thieves and scoundrels, hardly worthy of being called heroes at all.

Among them, the one who left the deepest impression on Hogg was that "Timely Rain" Song Jiang, who was always thinking about being granted amnesty.

But unlike that spineless black-skinned wretch, Huron the Timely Rain, known as the Timely Rain of the Galaxy, was a true outlaw. He had no desire for early amnesty; instead, he chose to become the black glove for all the Primarchs.

Originally, this job was contracted to Abaddon, but as he was crowned Warmaster, it became somewhat inappropriate for him to lead the Black Legion, so he had to introduce this brother to the big boss.

Given the state of Imperium, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it the 40k Song Dynasty. Many loyal and righteous men were framed for rebellion and forced to prove their innocence through endless crusades of atonement.

Yet, few succeeded; most of the rest either died on the battlefield or turned to banditry, becoming so-called Black Cans.

Just as there is only a "zero" or "infinite" number of times one can cross-dress, it is not easy to escape once you have thrown yourself into Chaos. Many Cans were so deeply immersed in Chaos Corruption for so long that they couldn't return to Imperium even if they wanted to,