Water Margin: Starting in Shijiazhuang, the King of Learning Skills Will Advance!

So far, it's been pretty good. At least he hasn't done anything like being an official and blatantly colluding with bandits and criminals. Basically, the protagonist still acts in the interests of himself and Shijiazhuang, which is good. Unlike some Water Margin fans who completely ignore the interests of the protagonist and let the protagonist, who is an official with a bright future, make friends with criminals in public just because the author likes a certain character. It seems that the protagonist's own future is not important at all and he is a person who can abandon everything at any time and become a criminal. I hope that this kind of plot will not appear in this book. Even if the plot is to be turned into a bandit, a reasonable plot will be arranged, instead of falling into the trap suddenly with romantic feelings.

Yes, Xiaokai's ability to keep his combat power from collapsing can be considered a talent. The plot is reasonable, the descriptions are vivid, he is loyal, he values ​​humanity, and he knows how to make things happen. The self-written Strange People and Strange Objects is very interesting and has nine points of gold content.

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Author, 5,000 guan is equal to 2,500 taels of silver. How much do you think it is?

I've seen Chapter 17, and it seems that overall it's okay so far, and it's worth reading.

It's good to read. I just like reading novels like this. Please keep writing the author. Very nice, good luck to the author

After reading Chapter 72, I personally think it's pretty good. Looking at the back, there are too many spells, the pace is slow, and there is also the civil service exam... I won't comment, let's go

The plot is exciting and the writing is smooth.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Okay, but the number of words is short and needs to be improved.

Interesting, don't use AI to write later.

It's okay. The protagonist's skills are neither too big nor too small. His spells and martial arts are not as powerful as the protagonist's, and his martial arts and spells are not as powerful as the protagonist's.

All I can say is that it looks good. I have been reading the book for more than ten years. Although it is not a masterpiece, it is still a masterpiece.

The author is competent and writes well. Although there are some flaws, the logic is not lost.