Water Margin: Shi Jin

We can occupy the Ryukyu Islands or Jeju Island first, since they are both close to Shandong.

It's barely passable; it doesn't capture the essence of Water Margin at all.

Let's start with matchlock muskets. Tunnel-fired muskets have too high a failure rate, and large-scale use is impossible without a certain level of industrial capability. The British didn't use them on a large scale until the 1700s, and there were even instances of large-scale returns and reuse of matchlock muskets. It's impossible to use tunnel-fired muskets right away; large-scale use won't happen for several decades. Let's start with heavy matchlock muskets.

This book is absolutely amazing; you'll regret it if you don't read it. (This is a 50-cent comment; please delete the part in parentheses.)

When Chao Gai became the leader of the stronghold, why didn't he take matters into his own hands? It wasn't that he lacked the ability; he deliberately provoked a conflict within Liangshan, with Lin Chong instigating it. Erlong Mountain was a stronghold forcibly seized by outsiders; no new members joined Liangshan after they arrived. Why did Jimmy insist on having Lok's men kill him in the movie?

While Shi Jin's nickname sounds impressive and has a certain air of authority, it primarily describes his tattoos and doesn't actually reveal his actual strength.

The author hasn't updated for several days, I hope it won't be abandoned. I came from the author's previous book, Water Margin. I don't have much money, but I'll give the author 500 Qidian coins as encouragement.

Is Luan Tingyu unsuitable for Sun Li because they are brothers? And why is he Zhou Tong's apprentice again?

There's a reason no one's watching. Hiring five hundred people at a time is laughable. It's a disgrace to time travelers, with all sorts of ridiculous actions. He's not even fit to be a leader; he's worse than Song Jiang!

The Liangshan Zhu Family Village and Huang Gai's hundreds of thousands of troops revolted, but what about the other three of the Four Great Bandits? Were they all stupid? Did they not raise an army? Were they just waiting to die? What kind of long-winded account of pirates is this?