The reason why jy killed the tiger in Li Kui

The reason why Li Kui jy killed the tiger: In order to save Song Jiang and Dai Zong from robbing the imperial court, Li Kui jy and others made a scene in Jiangzhou, carrying their mother to Liangshan, and her mother was eaten by the tiger. Li Kui jy angrily killed a nest of four tigers.

Li Kui jy is an important figure in China's classical novel The Water Margin, and also one of the most important roles in Yuan zaju The Water Margin. Born thick and black, nicknamed "Black Cyclone". People from Baizhang Village, Yishui County, Yizhou City. Because he killed someone, escaped, got forgiveness, and was left in Jiangzhou as a prison by Daizong. In order to save Song Jiang and Dai Zhong from the catastrophe, Li Kui jy made a scene with others in Jiangzhou and went to Liangshan behind his mother's back. Li Kui jy once used an axe. When Liangshan ranked first, he ranked 22 nd and was the leader of the fifth step army in Liangshan.

Li Kui jy is one of the most prominent figures in Water Margin, and most readers' comments on Li Kui jy are reckless, cruel, cruel and lovely. However, under the murderous appearance, the author Shi Naian's profound meaning is hidden: to create a non-mainstream hero who dares to eradicate everything and extremely despises the feudal social system and etiquette tradition, which is the author Shi Naian's dissatisfaction expression and spiritual catharsis to his society. The name "Kill the Star" was given to Li Kui jy, which not only lived up to its name, but also carried the author Shi Naian's desire to break through the shackles of feudal society.