No, Lin Chong's education in his bones is to be loyal to the monarch and protect the country. As a Confucian general edified by the Confucian culture of restraining martial arts and respecting literature in Song Dynasty, Lin Chong was originally a fighter who obeyed the law and had no ambition. Although he was oppressed many times, he resigned himself to his fate, so that he was later caught up with Liangshan, just looking for opportunities to retaliate. He is very docile and doesn't necessarily rebel.