Bad Water Margin: Revealing the True Face of Tian Xingdao

Have you been deceived by Water Margin? When Wu Song's blood splashed in the Yuanyang Tower, it wasn't just the blood of his enemies that was splashed - it was also the life of the maid serving tea and the soul of the old pawn who fed the horse. How could there be "pleasant grudges" in the light of the sword? He is ruthless and does not even spare the innocent; When Lu Zhishen burned down the Crock Temple, it was not just the thief's nest that burned - it also burned the half-bag of grain and the tattered cotton clothes that the old monk had hidden to keep out the cold. How could there be any sign of "complete elimination of adultery" in the light of the fire? It is to vent your anger regardless of the life or death of others; Lin Chonghuo and Wang Lun cut off more than just Liangshan's stumbling blocks - it was a plan to "take advantage of others to gain a foothold". How could it be a "righteous act" when the sword fell? It is to find dignity for seizing power; Song Jiang holds high the principle of "doing justice for heaven", which is not just justice for the people - it is a bargaining chip for recruitment and a way to gain fame. Where is "righteousness and justice" on the banner? It's a calculation wrapped in selfish motives. This book does not sing a hymn to heroes, but only strips away the masks of "heroes": see how they use "justice" to cover up blood, "loyalty" to hide calculations, and "last resort" to cover up ruthlessness. When you open it, you will be surprised: It turns out that the "feats" we have memorized have long written the darkness of human nature in the shadows of swords and swords; it turns out that the "righteousness is as thin as the sky" in the Water Margin hides too many truths that no one dares to say.