The reading notes of Water Margin describe "Lu Junyi" (plot, characters and personality) in 300 words.

Lu Junyi-Related storyline: Song was born with wealth, was famous in the Jianghu, and was a hero with strong martial arts. He sent Wu Yong to pretend to be a fortune teller, wrote an anti-poem on the wall of Lufu House, and then instigated Gu Li, the housekeeper, to expose it in Daming House. But Cai Jing and others read his martial arts and were familiar with the art of war, so they wanted to put Lu Junyi under their own account, but Lu Junyi would rather die than be a courtier, so Lu Junyi was framed for adultery with Liangshan, and was finally sentenced to death and convicted by Zhang Qing.

Introduction: Lu Junyi is one of the classic characters in China's famous classic novel Water Margin. Because of its rich appearance and superb martial arts, it was nicknamed "Jade Kirin". Originally from Daming House in Beijing, he was a wealthy businessman in Daming House in Hebei, and later became the second leader in Liangshan. Lu Junyi, with eyes full of gods, is nine feet (2.07 meters) tall, commanding and handsome. He is kind and generous. His martial arts are extraordinary, and he is superb with one stick, and he is a big talker. After Lu Junyi and Song Jiangtong were wooed, they successively conquered Liao, Wang Qing, Fang La, the official martial doctor, and Luzhou Peace Messenger. But Cai Jing and other treacherous court officials summoned Lu Junyi back to Beijing and put mercury in the food the emperor gave him. Lu Junyi was too painful to ride a horse, so he had to take a boat back to Luzhou, where he slipped and drowned.

Personality: unwilling to make trouble without reason, unwilling to take money, innocent family background, cautious, superb martial arts and bold.