
Weren't You Supposed to Be Dragged to Liangshan? Why Did You Topple the Song Dynasty?
说好的被绑上梁山,你掀翻了大宋?
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Worldbuilding Scale Even Grandier Than Perfect World and Shrouding the Heavens
The protagonist must be invincible, and the worldbuilding has to be vast.
Novels About Transmigrating into Water Margin
Fight for the realm!
Looking for Water Margin Fanfiction
Looking for novels about Water Margin. Any recommendations?
The Late Northern Song, the Jingkang Incident, and the Liangshan Heroes of Water Margin
Anyone who has read Water Margin will regret the fate of the Liangshan heroes and resent Song Jiang, the Black-Faced Third. Anyone who knows the history of the Jingkang Incident will feel humiliated...
Please Recommend Some Good Water Margin Novels
Looking for books similar to Conquering the Song Dynasty: Even the Water Margin Heroes Called Him King.
Stories About a Male Lead Transmigrating to the Song Dynasty to Become Emperor and Defeat the Jin, No System!
I want a decisive, commanding emperor as the male lead. No System, and nothing that's just wish-fulfillment.
Looking for Traditional Fantasy With Smart Characters, Plenty of Beautiful Women, and a Main Plot!
Looking for books similar to From the Start, I Saved the Demoness, and Now That I'm Invincible, You Come Crying.
With a System and Upgradeable Personal Guard Troops
It has a System and a personal guard army that can be upgraded.
Looking for Novels About the Great Song Using Military Might to Defeat the Jin
Historical Novels with Creative Twists
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: The Frail, Beloved One Gets Caught Up in a Frenzy of Competition. I don't mind whether there's a couple, but I hope the story respects basic historical facts, or at least directly expands on a historical figure's identity. I don't want the same old topics. I'd like something like this story about Lu Yuan.
Cyberpunk Cultivation! Bet You're Stumped Now
Anything like cyberpunk cultivation, technological martial arts, or mechanical ascension works for me. Tanks fighting cultivators, nukes beating immortals, bringing high technology into the cultivation world, and so on. Does anything like that exist? Does it?
Sob, Are There Any Stories About Li Lun and Zhao Yuanzhou? No Characters from Outside the Original Cast, Please
Transmigration, Urban, Historical
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Giving it 4 stars is considered excellent in my opinion. It is not as good as those sophisticated and in-depth masterpieces, but it is still considered a superior book in Tomato. When you read the article, it can be divided into many sections. Each section will have a level boss as a reminder. Of course, this is only the early stage. In the middle and later stages, it is so exciting. In the later stage, it was written in a hurry. I can define it as a struggle for hegemony article. There is some development and farming, but not much. I think it is better not to write it, which is a bit superfluous. The final ending is when the protagonist dies and returns to modern times to renew his relationship with his female family members. It can also be regarded as a happy ending of making dumplings. Because the writing is not sad enough, I just feel that I finished reading it so quickly, and I feel lonely. There are not many books that I can read on Tomato. I am very tolerant, and I can let go of some small poisonous points. What's more, this book is written very well, and it lacks the parts of raising dolls and developing farming that I like to read the most. But my friend, if you are short of books, just read it. The male video package will make you happy (I know it is difficult, but soldiers are not allowed to take off here)
There are a lot of flaws in the early stage, and there are many historical discrepancies, but there is nothing wrong with the main body of Shuangwen. However, I still want to say that although career is important, it does not matter when reading Shuangwen, especially harem novels, if the emotional line is sloppy, but it cannot be: the title does not reflect it [face covering] and there are no comments. By the end of such a long career article, I didn't want to read every word. So I don't know how Li Shishi and Zhao Fujin accepted them. Also, maybe the author lost it or I didn't see it, where is Wanyan Baihua? The same goes for Bai Mian. Li Qingzhao had some ambiguities and didn't say anything about it (let's not say what the plot requires. The protagonist's method is just like the sugar water method in TV dramas, in accordance with the etiquette of the times...) Finally, the ending is really a bit hasty. Going back to modern times and still having some writing, I might actually consider writing a short sweet novel. Anyone who can read this book will not let go of the short story "Tang Shui".
I'm about to hear chapter 200 now. There is basically nothing wrong with the writing of this book. The five stars are well deserved. After 400 photos, I almost didn't understand.
There is a clever article, and it almost becomes interesting if you click on the hot weapon. Overall it's good, but it's a little too smooth and doesn't have any ups and downs, so it's almost boring. There's no need to always follow your words. It might be better if something unexpected happens occasionally.
Wonderful, worth seeing! What should I do if there is nothing to cite from the classics? Very good, the rating is low!
It might be better to write less about the interaction with Hu Sanniang. It is said that you can't eat meat until Chapter 200.
Yes, at least it's much better than 99% of Tomato's articles that don't have common logic.
I've read more than 300 chapters and I quite like it, but I feel like I can't read it anymore. If I continue to read it, I guess I'll just like it and I'll like it. It's okay, so-so. So that's it for now. Goodbye.
It can be beautiful, not boring, and have a perfect ending.
It's really good. As a bookworm, it just feels too monotonous.