Xiao Lie wakes up to find himself a low-ranking clerk at the Yuncheng County Office in the world of Water Margin.
From the start, he catches Song Jiang murdering Yan Poxi. Song Jiang comes after him with a knife to silence him. At death's door, Xiao Lie kills Song Jiang instead and awakens the Corpse-Looting System.
From then on, the dead drop martial arts skills, memories, luck, and experience.
Kill Song Jiang and take his knack for building connections; capture Liu Tang and gain an intermediate saber technique; save Wu Song and change Yanggu's fate; enter Cross Slope and weave an intelligence network; climb Peach Blossom Mountain and establish rules to protect merchants; recruit Hua Rong, ally with Erlong Mountain, and stand against the Qingzhou army!
Does Liangshan really claim to uphold justice in Heaven's name?
How can men who abduct women by force still earn seats at the table, and a cannibal inn still be run by so-called heroes?
Xiao Lie refuses to join Liangshan.
He will establish his own stronghold and lay down new rules for the jianghu.
If the officials are corrupt, I kill officials.
If the bandits are wicked, I cut them down.
If Liangshan breaks the rules, I will crush Liangshan.
From Qingzhou to Jiangnan, from the campaign against Fang La to the fight against the Jin army, Xiao Lie tears away the decaying Song dynasty's facade, bit by bit.
This chaotic age is not short of heroes, loyal ministers, or passionate men.
What it lacks is a blade daring enough to execute corrupt officials, kill wicked bandits, resist the Jin army, and restore the realm!
In this life, there is no timely-rain Song Jiang to rewrite Liangshan's fate.
There is only Xiao Lie, rising by looting corpses, rallying heroes, protecting the people, fighting the Jin army, and founding a new Song!
The Zhao Song dynasty is rotten.
A new Song must rise!
The protagonist doesn't have to be Song Jiang's stand-in and has to carve out his own way, which is great.
Not bad, not bad. The author's writing is pretty good. I enjoyed reading it.
With high martial arts and Water Margin, there is a gradient in combat power, and the fight is unambiguous, okay!!
Yes, the author is quite thoughtful and the rhythm is pretty good.
The rhythm is steady, and the three lines of killing, management, and income are very enjoyable to watch.
The system is not technical, the panel size is not exaggerated, and it is quite enjoyable to watch 👍
Water Margin + picking up corpses to become stronger, this idea caught my attention immediately.
I like the part where Liu Tang is hiding in the old warehouse the most. Liu Tang is fierce enough, Lei Heng is complex enough, and Xiao Lie is not a mindless cheater, but he relies on information gaps and people's hearts to survive in the cracks. It has the flavor of Water Margin and a refreshing sense of writing.
The author wrote a different Water Margin world.
Chase him and wait for the protagonist to fight his way to Liangshan.