On the run from the law, Wu Song finds religion, and then quickly finds a way to break all of its tenets.

Wu Song’s enemies just couldn’t leave well enough alone, and soon find themselves facing the consequences — pissed-off consequences.

After his beatdown of Jiang Menshen, Wu Song discovers he has a new fan.

Wu Song finally finds out what Shi En wants his help with, and devises a way to turn a mob war into a drinking game.

Wu Song receives the best treatment the ancient Chinese legal system has to offer, despite his effort to invite the worst.

Wu Song stops in at a tavern and gets all nitpicky about the food, like the teeniest bit of pubic hair in the bun fillings.

Wu Song is determined to get to the bottom of his brother’s death, by any means necessary.

The murderers’ coverup goes off as planned … until a certain someone gets back in town.

Wu Dalang catches his unfaithful wife in the act, and pays for it.

If you have questions about the how’s and why’s of this podcast, or my thoughts on podcasting in general, post them at the Ask Me Anything hosted by WhatPods on December 16 at https://whatpods.com/show-development/ama/john-zhu.