The Liangshan Terminator

Seeing the protagonist chop off his own finger for a soldier who violated military discipline, and immediately die from poisoning... Cao Cao, the warlord, even cut off his hair to represent his head after conquering fertile land. Your soldier violated military discipline, and instead of executing him to uphold military law, you chopped off your own finger to do the same. That's not how you win people's hearts! Goodbye.

Chapter Seven: His subordinates rape a civilian woman. The protagonist wants to enforce military law, but is dissuaded by his subordinates and father. The raped woman also comes forward and says she is willing to marry the rapist. All of this is bearable, but what is the protagonist thinking when he cuts off his own finger? Did a donkey kick his head?

In most cases, the Northern Song Dynasty's strategy of allying with the Jin to destroy the Liao Dynasty was a very good idea. However, the Northern Song was like a crow landing on a pig—they only saw the Liao's weakness and failed to see their own even greater incompetence. The protagonist is different; the Ming Dynasty could have slowly destroyed the Song first and then resisted the Jin.

If all the Liangshan heroes died fighting against the Jin dynasty after accepting the imperial pardon, including Song Jiang himself, would so many people still hate Song Jiang?

Why chop off your fingers? Why not chop off your penis in front of the whole army? That would be incredibly shocking!

Extremely toxic, I can't read a single word anymore. I don't know how the author managed to keep writing. 😰

What was the point of making firearms? Firearms were at least from the late Southern Song Dynasty, the most primitive firearms, and they didn't even shoot as far as bows and arrows. Even if you could make them, the cost would be a hundred times that of bows and arrows, and there were no machine tools for the barrels.

This is a moronic novel, extremely toxic; anyone who reads it will immediately abandon it.

Author, could you please provide a supporting character? Name: Zou Zheng (Male)

Fang Ming's entire story revolves around fighting, with hundreds of thousands of troops deployed at a time. There's absolutely no sign of domestic development. His nation, established just over a year ago, has more foundation than the century-old Song Dynasty. It's like he's constantly fighting, even during lunch breaks. I mean, does Fang Ming have a treasure trove or an overflowing granary?