The male protagonist is a die-hard fan of Water Margin, and has always sympathized with Yang Xiong, who suffered a life of humiliation, and Wu Dalang, who died tragically in the original book. In an accident, his soul passed through Water Margin, becoming Yang Xiong who had not yet fallen into evil fate and tragedy, and awakened to the system of good and evil.
He looks at the people in Liangshan from his own point of view. He kills those who deserve to be killed and takes away those who deserve to be killed. He subdues the evil ones and gets evil points, which can be exchanged for magical skills and peerless martial arts. He rescues good people and gets gratitude points. He can strengthen his body and temper his foundation as he likes. There is also a universal system mall where everything can be exchanged.
At the beginning, he punished the scoundrels and strengthened himself. He changed his old cowardly appearance and conquered Pan Qiaoyun in a stunning way. He cleverly planned to marry Pan Jinlian and cut off the fateful fate.
Reader comments
Regarding the writing of "Water Margin", I think the author's design is relatively reasonable. This kind of book with the original work must be half consistent with the original work, otherwise it would be enough to just travel through time and bring a mortar with countless ammunition.
The foreshadowing at the beginning is reasonable, and the follow-up is compact and passionate, in line with normal logic.
Regarding the writing of "Water Margin", I think the author's design is relatively reasonable. This kind of book with the original work must be half consistent with the original work, otherwise it would be enough to just travel through time and bring a mortar with countless ammunition.
The foreshadowing at the beginning is reasonable, and the follow-up is compact and passionate, in line with normal logic.
In line with the traditional Water Margin style