Rebuilding the Han Dynasty, Starting from Liangshan

The latest 91 chapters, Water Margin fan fiction. There are many female protagonists in the system, but they don't have many roles. The main roles are stamp collecting, development, and competition for hegemony. Compared with the good writing and plot rhythm, what I like more is the "Water Margin" accent that I don't know if it is authentic but looks very flavorful. I suddenly closed the book while watching Meituan before, and waited until my "bowl of good wine, two taels of beef" arrived before continuing to read. 😋The only thing I would like to suggest is that the character image can be slightly strengthened, it is a bit thin now. Five-star support first. ☕ Finished reading! Although Water Margin seems to have never been popular, it does not affect the quality of the book itself. The protagonist starts from the grass, recruits talented people, protects the outside world and conquers the inside, and dominates the world. Although the later content is a bit monotonous, and even if there is a system, the development progress is a bit too fast, but overall it is still well written. To add to your collection as a gift, just buy this paper book. [Learned]

It looks good. The protagonist's identity as a descendant of the Han Dynasty is quite good, but because of the golden sword, it is better not to expose it early. Although the shame of Jingkang is not good, I feel that the Song Dynasty still needs to be educated by the Jin Kingdom. Otherwise, many people will be obsessed with it, and many people are awakened by the shame of health. And at the stage I see now, if I want to attack the Jin Kingdom, I feel that I will suffer heavy losses. The Jin Kingdom is gaining momentum in defeating the Liao Kingdom, and its morale is very strong. It's better not to get into trouble. If you follow Lao Zhu's example and stabilize the territory first and recruit troops, it would be better to wait until you have educated the Song Dynasty before taking over the world.

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. And, although there are multiple female protagonists, they don't appear too much, but very few! And although there are more than 200 chapters, it can be seen that the writing is not too anxious. Fighting Xixia, fighting Tubo, and even the Kingdom of Jin, anyway, it can't be considered as a quick brushstroke. Another point is that Bai Sheng at the back, I really didn't expect him to appear again. To be honest, if he didn't appear, I would have forgotten about him, but when I looked at him, hey, don't tell me, I really remembered it. I remember that I had captured the double-whip Hu Yanzhuo alive earlier. After I captured him alive, it was Han Tao and Peng Qi, and Hu Yanzhuo was lost. I really never saw him appear. Also, this is actually the most important point. Like Fang La, Tian Hu, and Wang Qing, I really didn't expect their endings. Yes, and Song Jiang. Really, if you die like Tian Hu, it is a hero's death. If Fang La died, he would die. I'm not feeling aggrieved, and Wang Qing ended up being a rich man, and I think Song Jiang was also recruited at the beginning, and then I thought he would be beaten to death by the protagonist or some other way of death? But I didn't expect that in the end, he would fight against Jin, and then Dai Zong, who could not have both loyalty and filial piety, left incognito. In the end, overall, I actually thought that the protagonist would just finish fighting the east and west roads of Beijing, and then continue to expand his territory, fight Tian Hu, Wang Qing, Fangla, and then fight the Song Dynasty to unify the Central Plains, and then talk about regaining Yanyun, and then After that, there was the fight against Jin and Xixia. What I didn't expect was that after conquering a land in Shandong, I went to fight against the Kingdom of Jin. Then I started to fight against Song, then Jin, then Xia, and then I became the king. Slowly at first, I finally became the emperor in unification! And the protagonist returns after the ending, which I never expected! Of course, you are building a steam engine, artillery, etc. I am not surprised at all. After all, there is a system and there are no surprises! It's all cheating, right?

Yes, you can take advantage of the opportunity to go to the north, Yanyun Sixteen States, whoever can take it [laughter] Jingkang breaks Tokyo, whoever breaks it [laughs] and the Jin Kingdom at the border of Yanyun, have a big battle, let the Jin Kingdom understand that it is not the Han people who can't do it, but the Song Dynasty. Then Jingkang turns the Northern Song Dynasty into the Southern Song Dynasty, cuts off the connection with Guanzhong, marches into Guanzhong, collects the remaining Western troops, and then starts the Southern and Northern Expeditions [laughing] The climax of the Northern Expedition is here, write it well

The rest is okay, but I feel like the protagonist has no growth line and becomes the Holy Lord Mingjun directly. And what can I say about the protagonist? It was fine at the beginning, but in the middle and later stages, he seemed to have changed, and he no longer looked like a living person. If you didn't look at the front, you wouldn't know he was a time traveler. [Rolls eyes]

The author's background is very good. I haven't found any poisonous points so far. Not everyone will accept it. The protagonist, Lin Chong, and Lu Junyi are brothers. The plot is also good and the progress is smooth [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Author, when did the protagonist become King of Han?

I hope you don't do anything like cultivating immortals or practicing martial arts. It doesn't matter if you have some Taoist skills like Gongsun Sheng or the like. Please [facepalm]

It's pretty good, the details are described, the plot is compact and stylish, and the plot is minimal and just right.

Yingtianfu in the Northern Song Dynasty was Shangqiu, Henan, not Nanjing, Jiangsu