I Got a Cheat in Water Margin
我在水浒开了个挂
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
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To be honest, how many of the heroes of Liangshan were truly good people? Li Kui was known for killing entire families at the drop of a hat, and there were Sun Erniang and her husband, who ran a black market inn and made human flesh buns. The only ones who could be considered heroes were a few ostracized individuals like Lin Chong and Lu Junyi.
I've read thirty chapters and haven't seen any cheat codes! After becoming the chieftain, he ran around everywhere, as if it wouldn't be Water Margin if he didn't gather up some famous figures! There's a shop where you can buy things; you could totally go for a farming model. Why do you have to recruit these lawless heroes to show your heroism?
I won't watch it if the female lead isn't the shrewish Sun Erniang.
Liangshan was essentially a criminal gang composed of corrupt officials, criminals, and local thugs. Almost no one was unjustly accused in their deaths. Take, for example, the popular characters Wu Song and Lu Zhishen, typical thugs. Did Zhen Guanxi deserve to die? No matter how you look at it, he didn't deserve to die.
Are heroes the same as good people? Which teacher taught you that?
In the Song Dynasty, if one could train 10,000 elite soldiers, overthrowing the Song Dynasty would be a piece of cake, if not stabilizing the country. However, cleaning up the mess afterwards will be very difficult. Without the Song Dynasty dragging things down, the people below are actually stronger fighting their own battles.
The author's use of a resource shop as a cheat is one thing, but the library cheat is a bit inappropriate. If there really is a library, wouldn't the protagonist use the knowledge within to develop technology and climb the tech tree? Wouldn't muskets and cannons be better? It feels like a forced drop in intelligence. This is just my personal opinion, discussion welcome, but please don't criticize (^_^)
Where is it hanging? ... Where is it hanging? Where is it hanging? Where is it hanging? Where is it hanging? Where is it hanging? Where is it hanging?
The Water Margin Survival Story simply changed the protagonist's name; everything else was basically copied. Sigh, couldn't they have been a little more creative?
The Song Dynasty was utterly corrupt, from the emperor down to the ministers. It's incredible that such a lousy dynasty could last for nearly 300 years.