You Asked Me to Write About My Ideals, So Why Did I Write a Character Guide to Water Margin?
让你写理想，你写水浒人物志？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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81Chapters
729Reads · 30 days
48.8kReads · all time
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It's a great read; the author's adaptation of Water Margin is both accessible and highly refined.
I was only going to give it three stars because I don't really like first-person perspectives, but I quite liked the plot and pacing. Plus, there aren't many Water Margin books on the market, so I'm giving it an extra star. ^ There are just too few chapters; please update soon.
It's pretty good. It just talks a lot of nonsense.
It's really well written, but it's been three days. If you don't update soon, I'll interrupt you.
The plot was so-so, but I really liked the pacing.
I only picked one out of many repetitive novels, if only I had the money.