After dying on a secret mission, a Special Forces Soldier King fell into the world of Water Margin and became Wu Song, the Pilgrim who slew the tiger. As a fan of Water Margin in his past life, he saw that in Liangshan's Hall of Righteousness, Song Jiang was a hypocrite, Wu Yong was deeply calculating, Li Kui slaughtered the innocent, and Wang Ying was consumed by lust... These so-called heroes were hiding all kinds of filth.
Now that he knew the tragic road ahead, how could he repeat the same mistakes?
Second Master Wu slammed the table, severed sworn bonds, and tore apart his robe, swearing never to sit at the same table as wolves! He returned alone to Mount Erlong, raised his twin snowflake-patterned steel blades, and set out to carve a true path of loyalty and righteousness through this corrupt world.
Punish the wicked, gather heroes, resist the corrupt, and repel foreign invaders. This path to greatness would be harder than Liangshan's, but far more glorious. Wherever his twin blades pointed, justice would prevail. With fierce spirit and tenderness entwined, he would compose a stirring epic of heroism. See how Wu Song cuts through the chains of fate, reshapes the true meaning of Water Margin, and becomes a legend for the ages!
A good book. Although it starts with time travel, the following chapters do not emphasize it all the time. It seems as if I am watching the lifelike character scenes in Water Margin. It does not kill everyone with the power of one person like Shuangwen, but each character is vividly described. It seems like I am reading an article about the Water Margin in the author's heart. There are not many regrets. Everyone is fighting for the crossing and trying their best to survive in that world. Good books should be read slowly.
It was quite interesting to write, I hope there are still surprises.
Personally I think it looks pretty good