A modern young man transmigrates into the world of Water Margin and becomes Dong Ping, the Twin-Spear General and military inspector of Dongping Prefecture.
At his ear, Song Jiang calls out from the front lines, urging him to surrender. Across from him, Lin Chong is already charging in with his spear.
Liangshan's great army is besieging Dongping, and rumors are spreading throughout the city.
On one side are the Liangshan heroes, watching like tigers poised to pounce. On the other are the rumors and suspicions within the prefect's office, along with Dong Ping's unresolved romance with Cheng Wan'er.
With twin spears in hand, he stands firm in a besieged city.
Only by holding Dongping can he think about what comes next.
Watch as Dong Ping, a man from a later age, finds his own path amid the turmoil and flames of war in the final years of the Northern Song.
At first, I thought it was just a novel trying to capitalize on the popularity of the illustrated Water Margin, but after reading for a few days, I realized the author has done their research on the novel. The writing is smooth overall, and the character development is well done.
The author put a lot of effort into this book. Regardless of the content, good books need to be read carefully to appreciate their charm. The characters are all very well-developed, and the fight scenes are truly excellent. In any case, this is a well-crafted work. 👍
Well written! The opening poem really resonated with me. Fanfiction of *Water Margin* should be written in a semi-vernacular style, like the original novel. I especially love reading those kinds of introductions, like "A poem testifies to this," "A poem praises this," "Truly so," followed by a poem. The author could add more elements like that. I didn't expect this to be a romance novel.
The writing is very interesting. Aside from the part about Dong Ping falling in love at first sight, which might deter some readers, I found the rest of the story very engaging. I hope the author can maintain a regular update schedule! 😳😳
Update soon. This is what I saw about the very good-looking Dong Ping.
It's alright. I don't feel anything about following fate. It's just that at the beginning, it wasn't that I wasn't interested in Wan'er, but later I suddenly couldn't live without her. I was possessed by her original memories.
Hachi, I've always been a fan of yours. From the very first sentence of the first chapter, I was captivated. Could you please release two more chapters? 😄😄
Suddenly remembered I can click on this too 🤦, to support myself 🥰 I initially thought I was writing a romance novel, and I was wondering why Tomato (a popular Chinese writer) changed my tag after I signed the contract 🤦. Today I saw some netizens saying that there's no romance in male-oriented fiction; it's usually called "love story" or "pure love."
Should we accept Hu Sanniang or not? 😏 We need to hurry up and chop Wang Ying up; this romantic subplot needs to be developed quickly. Killing Wang Ying will make everything much easier. 😏
Great, very beautiful.