Seizing the Song Dynasty: Water Margin Also Became King

The writing is good, but I like the more traditional way of writing, and I don't like the ones about special forces. Come on, author, more updates

It must be rated five points. First, in the current situation where there is so much literature on the Internet, novels in this traditional form are hard to come by. Second, the protagonist has upright views and behaves appropriately. The killing of Sun Erniang and Wang Ying was very satisfying. Third, the protagonist is not radical. Instead of trying to recruit Wu Song to go up the mountain because of his superior abilities, he tried his best to help him be an ordinary person and live an ordinary life. Especially the sentence "The world will always give a way out to those who keep to themselves." It's touching. Come on, don't stop updating, it will definitely become more and more popular.

Without further ado, it's a five-star rating. I just hope it doesn't collapse in the future, and there's no story about forcing a girl to be given away. The development of the plot so far is fully worthy of five-star praise. It was fine for the first two hundred or so chapters, but then it suddenly started to get weird. Now the more I read, the worse it gets. I have absolutely no urge to read any more, and I'm distracted.

It's a very interesting Water Margin novel, with no obvious poisonous points. If it continues, it will become a rare fan novel. It's too early to say it, it's really hard to say anything

Five-star praise, it's the second best among Wang Lun fans [thoughts]

The look and feel of the book is actually really good, and it doesn't treat those cannibal characters as brothers, which is perfect! [Sinister smile]

Good review! It was well written and I read it in one sitting. I read the same article written by another author (not the author of this one) before. But the author didn't know whether it was because his grades were too poor or he just couldn't think about it. He wrote that he had conquered half of Youyun Sixteen States and then hurriedly entered the palace. He hoped that this book could unify the world. Come on!

Overall, it was well written, but there was no heroine at the beginning, and an unknown one was chosen at random in the back. He said that he was afraid that if the woman was powerful, her relatives would interfere with politics, even if you accept Hu Sanniang, it would be fine.

It is obvious that the author spent a lot of energy and hard work on this work. There is no system or talent. He built it step by step and typed it out by himself. In order to conform to historical facts, it is difficult to include his own butterfly effect. It is a rare masterpiece.

This is the most interesting of the Water Margin films I have ever seen. Including character descriptions, the plot is very vivid. I feel like the last 9 points shouldn't be a big problem. I just took a look and found that many people deliberately lowered their scores. Don't know why.

It's well written. The early part of the book is mainly about the Water Margin. From the middle to the later part, it's all about the expansion of the empire's territory. Regardless of the content or writing techniques, the early and middle parts feel like they are two different books. The authors of many contents have consulted various materials and written in great detail. But because it is too detailed, the sense of immersion in the story is often very weak. Sometimes the information content takes up most of the chapter, and some chapters feel like reading literature. But overall this book is still good to read. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

I think the focus is on brotherhood, but in fact it focuses on the "farming literature" of the Northern Song Dynasty on the battlefield. The protagonist travels around after becoming Wang Lun, and after completing the hero stamp collection, he embarks on the road to conquer the world - overthrowing the Song Dynasty, destroying the Liao Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty, conquering surrounding countries, and finally establishing the Chinese version of the "Empire on which the Sun Never Sets." Very smooth idealism, which also leads to the fact that the plot of the book is flat and straightforward with basically no ups and downs, and the character traits of the supporting characters are not distinctive. Most of them can be replaced in equal quantities, and they are just tool men in the description of war. Generally speaking, the first half of this book is very similar to "Survival of the Water Margin", and the second half of the book is more like "Historical Records", with less flash points and more like a narrative. Fortunately, in the end, all the heroes achieved their own achievements. The New Han Dynasty spread across the world, which can be regarded as making up for the regrets of history. "In this world, there should always be a way to survive for those who are willing to abide by the law."

It's really pretty, keep it up! If you don't want a eunuch, I'll keep chasing you.

It took me two weeks to read the entire book. The author has a very deep background in history and writing. Almost every chapter tells a story in the form of historical science. Some people may not be comfortable with it, but I found it very interesting. I can learn about history while reading the novel [laughing] It's a very good book. I just want to ask the author: Where did Wen Huanzhang go later? I haven't seen him since the founding of the People's Republic of China. I feel that this person is also a great talent. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying] @ a look back among thousands of people

It's not bad. Regarding the part about the country's title, I hope the author will not be misled by some inexplicable Manchu relics. The revised content is also good. There is no need to deliberately surrender because you are afraid of not being able to grasp the rhythm of the writing. It should be done. Either it should be a serious suppressive force in the plot, or it should be smooth and smooth. It should be done. You must be heroic and try to look at Shao Song.

Not many people have commented on it, but it is a good source of information. The writing is very good. When I first read Water Margin, there were a lot of things I didn't understand. Is this trying to do something for heaven? No, this is just a bunch of bandits. This book is the real way to do justice for heaven, the hero Liang Shan

I think this is another good article about time travel to the Song Dynasty that I have read besides Shao Song. Although it is not as good as Shao Song's, it is still a good article because of the different angles. It is worth reading. It is very refreshing and comfortable to read.

Gold Rush in Tomato Waves is the second good book I have found. The first was the spy novel "I Am Waste Barbed Wire", and this one is also very good!

The author's writing is very good. Among the stories about the Song Dynasty, the author's book is top-notch. I have been following it. I don't know why I didn't write a storytelling [laughing and crying]. Maybe it's because when I was pursuing it, the author's writing was so good. Don't worry about the book being discontinued. I hope the author can keep writing. Come on! [Love]

Very good, better than 99% of the Water Margin movies I have read

It is very smooth and comfortable. There is no feeling of confusion when reading. The writing style is very good. Many Water Margin novels are different from classical Chinese, which is very embarrassing. It's just that the ratings are a little low, I don't know what's going on.

The best book among Water Margin fans, the plot is very reasonable, the writing quality is quite good, and the force value that everyone is interested in is also online. The most commendable thing is that it has a correct outlook, a high vision, and a clear direction. It is highly recommended!

"Water Margin Survival" is more ambitious and ambitious than this one, but it's a pity that the descendants of Song Heizi, a scumbag, sued it.

The content of the book is quite good, and the writing is quite upright. It is written in a more traditional way, probably based on Water Margin. The hero of Liangshan is too mythical, too powerful and capable, and he is in an inferior position. How can he become a handsome man or a general after just a few years of study under the supervision of the male protagonist? This is hard to believe. Liangshan took the route of elite soldiers, but there were too few elite soldiers. When fighting the Jin Kingdom, they only seemed to be about 50,000. How could they win the battle? I feel that the Western Xia, Liao and Song dynasties were written too weakly. The Northwest Army of Zhong Shidao in the Song Dynasty was very strong. In the article, it was basically in a state of surrender. It was a little too prominent as the "King and Han Dynasty". They fought for years and years, which was unrealistic in all aspects. The advantage is that this book is not "floating", it is very down-to-earth, and it is a progressive development process. There is nothing against the heavens or beyond the times in the text. It is a good ancient text.

It is indeed a masterpiece that reshapes the novel with the social background of "Water Margin". It truly removes the dross, gathers the essence, refines and transforms it, has frequent highlights and splendid brilliance. It is really one of the few masterpieces.

It's well written, the characters are vividly drawn, not exaggerated, and the plot is reasonable.

The writing is very good and down-to-earth. From the small village funded by Chai Jin to the Shuibo Liangshan with 10,000 soldiers and dozens of soldiers, the ambition to sweep away the mountains and rivers and restore the Han and Tang Dynasties is very encouraging, and not everyone is accepted. The human flesh shops that rob merchants and bully the people are all rejected, which is very refreshing!

It's a very well-written novel. Although I skipped reading it after seeing the attack on Xixia, I was really excited when I attacked the Jin Kingdom. I also finished reading the extra chapter, with a complete ending. Wang Lun really established a vast empire of Wang and Han! Great praise! ! ! ! ! !

The writing style is very delicate, and the dialogue between the characters does have the feel of ancient people. This kind of semi-vernacular treatment is very good, and it also reflects the author's solid writing skills. In terms of characterization, the author has done a lot of research on the images of historical figures and characters in Water Margin, and can deepen their images based on the protagonist's training of them and the development of the plot. Basically, even the supporting characters can be written with flesh and blood. In terms of plot, I feel that the style of painting has changed quite a lot. In the early stage, I still collected Pokémon and met various heroes by chance, and then managed to win the battle with a few words. Later, after the uprising began, I switched from the arena to the category of historical novels, spending a lot of space to write about the preparation and implementation of various policies and war scenes. I guess I was too lazy to talk about the Song Dynasty anymore. The process of seizing power was a bit hasty. He quickly started to fight against the Jin Dynasty. Yue Fei's various superb operations confused the opponent. As a result, the Jin Kingdom was quickly defeated, and he began to attack the Western Regions and the Great Navigation. It was a bit boring at the beginning, with various popular science historical materials and war dramas, and then suddenly Wang Lun said a few last words and died directly. The ending was too short and difficult to stretch [laughing] Generally speaking, it is a very high-level historical novel. Sometimes the pace is a bit draggy, but overall it has flaws. You will know whether you like it or not, just look at the reading time [Star]

It's really good, it increases your knowledge, the author is really good at history!