Water Margin: Slaughter Liang, Destroy Jin, Replace Song, Annihilate the Japanese!

It's a very good book about Water Margin. It's much better than the protagonists who go to Liangshan. To put it bluntly, they're a bunch of bandits and don't have many interesting things.

The writing is good and worth reading. I read Water Margin when I was in junior high school. At that time, I was thinking, how can such a Liangshan, which is full of evil, be worthy of being called a hero? Today, my dream finally came true.

Oh my god, this is the first time I feel that there is a book in the world of Water Margin that I can read. Although it is anti-Liangshan, the author's writing skills are extraordinary. At first glance, he seems to be a capable brother, which is very suitable for me. Brother, I will follow the book and comment on it. I am willing to ride with my brother on the Water Margin!

When I read the novel, I felt that this was a gang of gangsters who committed crimes by killing people and stealing goods. Now that the TV series has been made, there are heroes who fight for justice. What the hell are there hero songs? This book is good and has rigorous logic. This is how the three views should be.

It is good to describe the cruelty and ruthlessness of Liangshan bandits from the perspective of the victims and to criticize Water Margin.

I have long felt that "Water Margin" is full of gangsterism and has incorrect views! Finally! Finally there is a book about Tu Liangshan! ! The author's writing is very good, the story is well told, and it's beautiful to watch. It's worth the money!

Looking at Jie Qi, many articles on the Internet admiring the Liangshan bandits have completely ruined one's outlook! Finally someone has written a book with normal views! Like [Learned]

This book is really well written! The idea is pretty good too! Let's talk about the characters first. The protagonist Hu Cheng is written with a lot of brains, and he's not a brainless fool. Besides, the plot is really novel. Most Liangshan fans follow the original work, but this one is better. The whole family is slaughtered at the beginning, and Hu Cheng directly kills the bad guys in Liangshan; (to be honest, there are really not many good people in Liangshan) Kill Wang Ying, kill Lei Heng, kill Bai Sheng, and harvest the Liangshan heroes one by one. The key is to kill wisely, not recklessly. During the night attack on the Liangshan camp, 800 people fought against 6,000, and several leaders were killed. The emotional drama between Hu Sanniang and Lin Chong, I don't know how it will develop in the future. In short, this book is carefully written, the characters are flesh-and-blood, the plot is not conventional, it is interesting and dense yet logical, and the farming development is also orderly. It is a fun read!

The writing is good, and it should be rough and fine when it should be; Full of emotions, clear distinction between good and evil, pleasure and grudges. The entry point of the protagonist's identity is very clever, with both a stance and a team. Take advantage of the situation step by step to eliminate evil, develop and grow, deal with it calmly without being humble or arrogant, and do not doubt when you employ people and don't use them when you don't. He is a protagonist with flesh and blood, emotions and abilities, not a slut who can win just by relying on information advantages or system cheats. The poor people who were unhappy had a better place to go, and the gangsters who had done evil deeds also got their retribution. Although it is a little harsh to judge the ancients with modern people's three views, there are also good supplements in the book. Overall, it's a good book. One star is deducted mainly because the officialdom connection is a bit idealistic. Given the darkness of officialdom in the background of Water Margin, the protagonist's path is a bit too smooth. Modern soul-traveling protagonists should be able to set things right in the later stages and establish a new dynasty, so they can lay the groundwork properly in the early stages and have a transition.

When I was young, watching Water Margin, I always felt a little awkward. It showed loyalty and downplayed evil deeds. Right is right, wrong is wrong. Wrong cannot offset what is right. Can a person who has done evil still be considered a hero? I feel uncomfortable listening to other people's catchy "Song of a Hero". The author writes well. Although it is exaggerated, it is closer to the essence of the bandits of that dynasty. Loyalty cannot cover everything. Fighting evil with evil is an equally enjoyable article!