Growing Stronger by Killing Heroes of the Marsh: Starting with Executing Song Jiang

When I was a child, I didn't understand the Four Great Classics. I thought Red Mansions was at the bottom, but later I firmly believed that Water Margin was at the bottom... How can a group of bandits and hooligans be called heroes?

This book is much better than the one from Hujiazhuang next door. The one was extremely miserable from the beginning. His whole family was killed, his wife was killed when she was pregnant, and the child was dug out of her belly. As a result, his sister Hu Sanniang married Lin Chong. He said he wanted to destroy Liangshan, but Liangshan burned, looted, and killed officers and soldiers everywhere. He watched coldly from the side.

7.2 Is pretty much the rating. I gave it 5 because the author is really writing seriously, but readers generally like to read novels about military force. If you are a barracks, a spearman, a grain and grass officer, and a businessman, then you will have to divide politics into civilian management, military management, and superiors and subordinates. Although I don't know what you would call this skill. The idea is very good. I am afraid that the protagonist's skills will be too fast and the progress will be pushed too fast. I want to slow down and advance the plot smoothly. But you obviously don't have a good idea for so many skills. It is better to be simpler and divide the skills into martial arts, physical fitness, speed, which are personal, political, business, and command. This is external. Then just divide it into some simple levels. I don't know many of the people who will appear in 108. There are some problems with the selection, which also leads to poor ratings. Readers still want to see how the plots they are familiar with develop, or there is no plot at all. Keep up the good work and support.

In fact, this book is really well written, because the author's research on Water Margin is relatively thorough. It's mixed with my own understanding and worldly wisdom, but it's a pity that the key point is a bit sloppy. This book should be ranked in the top 5 of the Water Margin fan rankings I read. I hope the author will get better and better.

It's very well written, I like it very much. If it wasn't bad, it would be a five-star review. Is it because the data is not good? The structure is very good. Wouldn't it be great to write a few hundred more chapters? There's no tendency for it to collapse! What a pity, come on!

This book can capture the reader's heart and stretch out from a burden. The content is wonderful and the concept is reasonable. It is a rare good book.

The score of 7.7 Is low. The author's research on the characters of Water Margin is quite profound. The author should have also studied ancient military art. Ninety percent of the Water Margin stories are about individuals conquering the world with force. This book is quite unique. The author carefully analyzed the details of the original work, conducted in-depth research on the cavalry and infantry units mentioned briefly in the original work, and found out the elite divisions. There are also many original plots. The analysis of the characters is also quite profound. Old Zhao took away the position of the Chai family, and Chai entered a man with great ambitions and talents who had an ironclad book on alchemy. After all, he was also a member of the former royal family. It was normal to look down on the mud-legged man.

The plot in the front is a little slow, but it gets better and better as you go to the back. Come on, blast it! Great author!

I am quite interested in reading "Slaying Liangshan", but the author's writing style is a bit awkward. Many people in the comment area said that the author should have pretended to slap him in the face, and this book reveals a lot of slap-in-the-face routines. I give it 4 stars in the hope that the author can hone his writing skills.

The idea is novel. Other Water Margin novels are about recruiting Liangshan heroes, but this book is about killing Liangshan heroes. It goes in the opposite direction. It is novel, interesting and worth reading.