The Three Kingdoms of Water Margin: Liangshan of the Illustrious Lord

The author's writing style should be at the ceiling level in Tomato, unlike most authors who imitate ancient romance novels who write half-written articles. Liu Bei's time travel to Wang Lun is also a very novel idea, and it is a rare masterpiece in the Water Margin series.

This book is straightforward to read. Liu Xianzhu's soul has transformed into Wang Lun, and the character of Liu Xianzhu is written very fully and appropriately. He is affectionate and righteous to his brothers and has a very bottom line in doing things. When the bandits in Liangshan were benevolent and righteous, they never went down from the mountain to plunder. While holding on to the bottom line, he should not be pedantic in doing things. If he makes a mistake, he should seriously summarize his own shortcomings. He should actively adopt the correct advice from his subordinates. While he is thirsty for talents, he should not recruit those inhuman villains into his team. Let the rebel army show the majesty of the Han Dynasty, let yourself realize the regret of being divided into three parts of the world, change the weak Song people's mentality of valuing culture over military affairs, and let the character of the two Han Dynasties come to China.

What a good book. It has the lofty and romantic feelings of the Shu Han people, but it is not too Madonna-like, and there is no grinding. The plot is also very reasonable. I strongly support it!!!

Good! Great book! Rarely good article! Liu Bei Comes to Liangshan, the plot is realistic and the details are exquisite. It is not an ordinary cool novel! Support! Has some great god opened a trumpet account?

One of the best Water Margin fanfictions, bar none. The lightning protection point is the author himself, who should be an educator. Updates are not guaranteed during work.

I thought the title of this book was too imaginative before, so I never clicked on it. However, I took Amway elsewhere, so I tried it with the intention of trying a hundred herbs, and found that it was really amazing. The author grasps Liu Bei's character very, very, very well, and it can even be said to be better than most of the Three Kingdoms novels that assist Liu on the market. His true benevolence and righteousness, his mind for the common people in the world, and his heroic chivalry were really like a ray of light piercing the dark sky of the Song Dynasty. So much so that all the characters in this book's obeisance to Liu Bei is more convincing than in other books. The author's choice of words and sentences are also quite water-margin, and it is very refreshing to read. Moreover, Ji Han's unique ideals and passion were injected into the film while being well prepared, which effectively alleviated the madness of the anti-social people in the original Water Margin and the depressive feeling of not allowing good people to survive. Reading the whole book was so breathtaking that I felt a sense of pride in my chest. The author turned into a dove and flew away (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )

The writing style is smooth and ancient, there are no logical flaws, the characters are not broken, the plot is quite gripping, and the protagonist is well portrayed.

A rare piece of chaff. I feel wronged for discovering this book so late. The writing style is quite ancient, concise and capable, with ingenious conception and brilliant literary talent. The weight of history is overwhelming, and vivid characters appear vividly on the page. In short, it is a story about characters from the Three Kingdoms fighting across the Water Margin. Liu Bei continued Xuande, Cao Cao continued Mengde, and Sun Quan continued one hundred thousand. It would be great if the author knew both astronomy and geography, and was both civil and military. But there are some details that the author has no relevant knowledge about, and he always mentions them briefly, which is not very satisfying. But this is already the most enjoyable book I have found on Tomato after reading for more than 1,000 hours.

Water dragon chant In the past, when the Han Emperor reincarnated and descended, the wind blew up from the Liangshan Mountains. Once I get a leopard general, and secondly I meet a monk, this feeling is hot. The dragon appears and the lin gathers, the wisdom is as many as the stars, and the urgency is as fast as the sparks. Quickly attack Shandong, but fortunately Peng Ju, with eight hundred soldiers, defeated the Tenth Army. In the Northern War of Liao and Jin, the land was vast, Yan Wanyan was swallowed, and the black mountains and rivers were hidden. The Song Dynasty is remnant in the west, Yin Yin is barking, and Chengdu is dying. The general trend is that Nanping Cao Wei and Jiuzhou Guozuo. The land of Western Xia was conquered by force, and the cold plains and deserts were filled with the spirit of heroes. It was so well written. An unexpected person appeared in the finale, and he is also someone I like very much.

In terms of plot, the author cleverly adapted the original work, retaining the classics while adding new ideas. Liang Shanbo's struggle is no longer just violence and revenge, but full of the pursuit of justice and ideals. The book does not have the feeling of "hypocrisy and murder" in the original work, but instead shows a positive and uplifting power. The language style is ancient and the details are vividly described, making readers feel as if they are actually there. "Xuande to the Water Margin" is a truly excellent work by a fan. It inherits the essence of the original work and boldly innovates on this basis. It is a new chapter of the Water Margin worth reading.