[New Water Margin + Original] [Song Wu] Suicide by Hanging

Damn, you wrote everything I thought of and didn't expect. When I first read the original novel, I felt that Wu Yong was too cruel and inhumane, and I didn't like it... Later, when I read it, I gradually understood... It turns out that I am not the only one who thinks that a man as smart as Wu Yong would not make mistakes when spreading fake books. It turns out that I am not the only one who thinks that the ending of the original work is the best ending, and the tragedy has its own meaning. This is considered a conspiracy theory, but I like conspiracy theories. In short, I resonate very much with you, big time.

It's amazing... It's really amazing. Every article has such a big idea, but it's also so reasonable... Oh my god...

Thank you, wife, for writing the strategist. Thank you for saying that life is just a series of illusions.

Finally finished reading it! So write your thoughts here! ! In fact, Wu Yong is not the boss at all. Amen, I am so happy. I dislike Wu Yong being the boss the most (go away) (The following is purely my personal understanding, please don't blame me if I'm wrong XD) Wu Yong is simply as crazy as Madame Bovary (well, this is not a derogatory meaning, you understand). What he loves is not Song Jiang or his fame, but himself, the messy screenwriter with powerful drama... Well, I quite agree with this attribute XD But I really like his pride when he said, "Am I not the person he knows best?" OTL... Although I think this is simply tsundere... Hehe... As a result, Song Jiang actually did not obey his script and did not bring Juliet back to life (hey), so in the end Song Jiang won, the male lead died, the play could not continue, and the screenwriter was still alive. So I think it was Song Jiang who killed Wu Yong. Fortunately, Wu Yong lost, otherwise I would definitely despise him... Cough What I think is bright is the last paragraph: "And life is just a series of illusions. The depth of obsession with illusions never depends on how much you get from it, but how much you pay. The more you give, the more you cannot let go, because once you let go, you will have nothing." - This is heart-breaking~ That's what Wu Yong was like. Later, he wrote too much about himself and became involved in the play, so he could only end up with the play. = = I won't talk about the rest of the nonsense that involves my understanding of Liangshan = = However, there are problems. Zhang Wenyuan's stall was too big at first, which gave me the illusion that it was a deep pit... Because Wu Yong's calculation and manipulation of Song Jiang in this article are actually only shown in the two paragraphs of Zhang Wenyuan and Liu Tang (or did I not understand? O TL), the other meanings are "participation" and "co-creation", and then you only focused on Zhang Wenyuan and took Liu Tang away, but it gave people the illusion that "Wu Yong has been manipulating Song Jiang"... This feels a bit top-heavy... But the real image is gone. Believe it or not, I think many people still think this article is about Wu Yong being the boss of the dark world... OTL (But I am probably the least qualified person in the world to comment on the structure of an article! Turn over the table! Uh-huh-huh-huh... Furthermore, Hua Rong Yinghe's words were a bit stiff, OTL, I think Wu could actually just monologue = = I'm a monologue person T T The last point is that Liu Tang's recklessness does not hold true from the original work. He is a very refined person. But this is not the point at all. Who cares about Liu Tang's condition... (Hey But... Maybe in the end, I still can't agree with Wu Yong who is too smart.