A New Tale of Water Margin: Changing the Fates of the Heavenly Stars

To be honest, I like this version of Water Margin. Let the hero not have so many regrets, haha. Some people say that life is beautiful if it has some regrets, and it is even more perfect if it has no regrets. The novel is carefully conceived and the plot is well handled. It is an excellent work in the Water Margin series.

The overall plot rhythm of this book is just right, the ups and downs of the plot are progressive, and the story has a strong sense of substitution. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, each character has a unique personality and growth trajectory, and the characters are full and not flat. The writing is smooth, natural and easy to understand, the plot foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, the content is full of interesting points, the plot direction is unpredictable, and the whole process is densely packed with interesting points without any sense of delay. The overall story concept is novel and unique, and the intention is profound the more you read it, the more you read it. It is worth reading carefully and reflecting on it. It is a very high-quality work. I sincerely recommend everyone to read it.