Water Margin: The Last Scion of the Yang Clan, Martial Laureate and Third-Place Scholar, Refuses to Surrender

One thing to say, it feels bland when you first watch it. But the further you go, the more exciting it becomes. This is a rare Water Margin fan novel. In particular, the author drew on Jin Yong's works, added some elements of dragons to Water Margin, and portrayed the protagonist with a Qiao Gangist flavor. Not only the protagonist, but also the author portrays every character who appears in the book very fully. Make each character feel like they are stepping out. In addition, the combat descriptions in the book are also outstanding. For example, the description of the two people's movements during the fight is very detailed. It's more engaging than the original Water Margin, which involves dozens of rounds of battles and a single-stroke plot. The only thing that displeases readers is that there are only two updates per day. I can't see enough [face covering]

This book is really super good. The first dozen or so chapters are relatively dull, but they get better and better as you go to the end. The author's plot is also smooth. I haven't found any poisonous points so far. The writing style is also good. The author is really attentive. I highly recommend it to a bookworm for more than ten years. It is a bit frustrating at the beginning, but you should suppress your desire first, so that it will be more enjoyable at the end.

I have caught up with the latest chapter so far. The pace is refreshing and not procrastinating. The protagonist is full of strength and intelligence. He has rewritten many unpleasant endings in the original work. The author often adds poems to match the plot. The most praiseworthy thing is the battles described by the author. Being immersed in the scene, the charm of the novel is evident. It deserves five stars [Chigua]

There is a saying in this book that the protagonist is an aborigine, and naturally there is no "manifestation in front of others" that the protagonist of other Water Margin novels has foretold (I personally think that "I heard..." Out of thin air without any basis is a shortcoming of time-travel novels). The protagonist was fought with real swords and guns in the army, and he is a protagonist who can really fight. The author likes to draw on history and Jin Yong's novels, such as a disaster similar to Wu Zixu's, such as trapping Hua Tiegan into Zhu Biao, and the description of the fight has a Water Margin flavor. It can be seen that the author likes historical martial arts and has a certain degree of literary literacy. After reading Chapter 70, I couldn't sleep and received many positive reviews all night long. I will probably add comments after reading this. I am really optimistic about this book and hope to continue writing it. I would like to encourage you.

It's not a novel, it's not lame, it's almost non-toxic, and it has no shortcomings except that it's not finished yet and it's not enough to watch. Unlike other Water Margin novels, this one has no system, and the protagonist is not a reborn time traveler. It's a slow-burning novel that has both the characteristics of Water Margin and a taste of Jin Yong. Overall, it's worth reading (I don't give it 5 stars just because it's 4.5 Stars here)

I finished it in one go. It's super good-looking and has no bad points. The character of the protagonist is also very well developed. He has clear love and hate. He is a good guy. The supporting characters are also flesh and blood and have their own thoughts. It's great. It's a pity that so few people have watched it. It should be a big hit!

It's worth watching. It's a bit lengthy at the beginning, but Water Margin is about the character introduction, the protagonist's growth, and the direct conflicts and intersections between the characters. The author has already written the climax, revenge, anti-Liao, anti-Jin, anti-Song. It is very exciting to read the last few chapters.

It's very beautiful and well written inside.

This novel based on Water Margin is seriously underrated! In the past, they were all time travel characters, but this is not a time travel! The author's writing style is very sophisticated, a bit like a storyteller, and there are setting poems, but it is not as exaggerated as a storyteller, and the plot design is quite reasonable. I especially like the description of war scenes! I haven't finished watching it yet. The integration of some Water Margin characters is a bit stiff and abrupt, but it's already very good! Looking forward to the subsequent appearances of important figures in Liangshan!

Not bad, pretty good-looking, with the style of the original Water Margin