Great Tang: One Hundred and Eight Heroes of the Water Margin from the Start

Is there anyone in Liangshan who has been unjustly accused? If I remember correctly, except for a few, all of them were murderers, arsonists, roosters, and thieves. This is also unjust.

The book is good, but the main character is too redundant

Really, to be honest, except for the small half of the 108 generals in Liangshan who are really capable, most of them are capable but not capable, talented but not talented. They are just social cancers and scum. They are all fake goods.

Just fight the soldiers of the Song Dynasty against the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty? How to fight? It can be said that one hundred and eight generals, at most one bandit, still failed to achieve anything. How can it be compared with the army that was killed in the troubled times of the early Tang Dynasty? If any of their defeated generals are brought out to rebel against the king, it will be enough for Liangshan to drink a pot.

Just before the Xuanwu Gate Incident, you had to have 300,000 Qin troops. You could fight the people of the world and call them daddy.

Your father has been dead for a month and you are still alive. After Xuanwumen, Li Er killed more than a dozen of his nephews in one day. Historically, the author does not know.

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It is said that Yue Fei is wronged. The entire imperial court has less than 300,000 troops, but Yue Fei has more than a hundred thousand troops. They are all elites. His subordinates are either relatives or brothers. No one from the imperial court can enter, and the places he conquered are also managed by his people. He has a little common sense. Even the emperor would not tolerate him. He just solved him after the embarrassment or before. How did Zhao Kuangyin gain the world? Wasn't he also loyal to the Tang Dynasty?

Author, you chose the wrong time. Just after the Xuanwumen Incident, as a pig's trotter, you don't need gold fingers to overthrow Li Er. Before Xuanwumen, the military power was in the hands of Li Yuan, and Li Jiancheng had a lot of military power. After Xuanwumen, most of the ministers and people in the world disobeyed Li Er. Pig's trotters climbed up and shouted to rescue Li Yuan and avenge Li Jiancheng. Jiancheng's old ministry absolutely responded. They were much more powerful than Li Er. Even a pig's trotter could share the world equally with Li Er. It would not be a problem to kill Li Er with a little skill. Compared with Zhu Di's Jingnan, it was definitely a heavenly start. After all, Li Jiancheng was the prince at the time and Li Jiancheng was orthodox in the eyes of the world. Li Er's reputation was ruined by killing his brother and imprisoning his father in the Xuanwu Gate. After the Xuanwu Gate, the Turks invaded and Li Er had no soldiers to mobilize. This is evidence. It wouldn't be difficult if there were another golden finger to push the world over

Are the Liangshan thieves useful? A rapist, a weak scholar, a pig butcher, a thief, a jailer, a civil servant, an engraver, a doctor, and a suona player, all that is missing is a shoe knitter