This book reaffirms the name of the heroic force used to fight tigers. The whole book begins with Wu Song's revenge for his sister-in-law Pan Jinlian, and goes to Erlong Mountain, Shangliang Mountain, Zhao'an, and Conquest Fangla, and finally ends with the sacrifice of the Jin soldiers. It perfectly combines Wu Erlang's bloodiness and combat power, which is unique in history, from all aspects and angles. The justice of the family and the country collides with personal grudges, and is interspersed with emotional entanglements. It will give you a more real Wu Erlang. Please pay attention, it is worth reading.
Reader comments
The writing style and plot are both excellent. However, Wu Song is too clumsy in his work and is not upright at all. He saw through Song Jiang and Wu Yong's purpose of recruiting people from the beginning, and continued to help them pull people up the mountain. Mother-in-law and mother-in-law, they should have done the opposite but they didn't. The Water Margin is a novel and not a history, so why must it follow its ending?
The writing style and plot are both excellent. However, Wu Song is too clumsy in his work and is not upright at all. He saw through Song Jiang and Wu Yong's purpose of recruiting people from the beginning, and continued to help them pull people up the mountain. Mother-in-law and mother-in-law, they should have done the opposite but they didn't. The Water Margin is a novel and not a history, so why must it follow its ending?