Liangshan Terminator

The protagonist takes the lead in the charge time and time again, showing that his men are too incompetent. In fact, talents can be cultivated and discovered. Lu Shichunqiu once said that even if you have talents like the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, if the timing is wrong and there is no opportunity, you can still only be a farmer.

How is the Daqi Empire?

Liangshan is the sword of Zhao Song, and Song Jiang's brothers are also the sword of Song Jiang's rise to power. Just look at the ending of Water Margin. Liangshan's meritorious deeds must be punished, and he was poisoned to death by Zhao Song in the end. Song Jiang harmed all the Liangshan brothers for his own selfishness, and finally poisoned his brothers to death for his own reputation of loyalty. Generally speaking, Song Jiang was unfaithful, unjust, unfilial, and... Selfish. I think the protagonist can make a fuss about it.

I just read Chapter 2. You are really awesome. First of all, in ancient times, people actually shaved their heads. Didn't you know that in ancient times, parents who had deep hair were affected by it? They had their hair cut off and their beards cut off, but you still let them all have buzzcuts?

The protagonist's father's identity and age are written randomly, and his hair is shaved casually. He just finished talking about military discipline, so... I won't say it anymore. Don't treat readers of history books as illiterate and fool them casually. Don't underestimate the ancients. Not everyone can write books randomly. Read more good books and learn from them. You need to be careful when writing books!

Author, please change it. Your sniper crossbow can actually shoot a thousand feet. One foot ≈ 3.3 Meters. Modern sniper rifles can't even claim to be able to hit it.

Most people who write about Water Margin start with Liangshan, either go directly to Bianjing, or find a base overseas! Written from the opposite direction, this is the first time I've seen it! During the Fang La Uprising, various characters came to life and were no longer NPCs to be killed! They are also a group of heroic and ideal heroes! Come on! [Emot=default,80/]

Two chapters to persuade me to quit, there are too many poisonous points, and even the antidote pills can't save me. Everyone, I'll take my leave.

Everything else is fine! There are just a few things I want to complain about. The first point is shaving your head. It hurts your body and skin. If your parents want someone else to shave their head, they will show it to you every minute. The second point is that the pension is messy. It is understandable to support a wife and children, but the five taels per month for the children and the one tael per month for the wife can definitely save the finances. To bring down the enemy, the third point is to recruit female nurses. In the Song Dynasty where ethics and education were a strong defense, they would definitely be sprayed out. The fourth point is that the protagonist takes the lead in the charge. The protagonist is different from others when he appears on the frontal battlefield and is definitely a presence that attracts firepower. There is a 100% chance of being shot into a hedgehog.

Although the background is Water Margin, doesn't it feel awkward to rush out to call for battle alone? This was the only way to do this during the Shang and Zhou dynasties. How could there be such a stupid general in the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, let alone the later Song Dynasty?