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At least two novels written in the Qing dynasty feature Liu Jin in a treacherous plot. In "Bajian qixia wuyi pingmen qianhou zhuan" and "Sanmenjie", Liu Jin lures the emperor from the capital's safety to Suzhou, promising him beautiful women and scenery. Using his connections with three bandit chiefs, who have an army of ten-thousand men based in Qingzhou, Shandong, Liu Jin has the imperial entourage attacked. The emperor is saved by the bravery of a set of fraternal twins.