A New Order in the Water Margin

Li Kui was once a good person, at least in many TV dramas. However, as more and more people read the original novel, Li Kui's image underwent a complete reversal: from an innocent and honest man, he became a shameless killer who indiscriminately murdered innocent people—perhaps this is Li Kui's true nature; in any dynasty, he would have no place there.

This book is set against a real historical background, and the maps are extensive and differ from those of ancient and modern times. A special map post has been created for everyone to refer to and read. Following the main thread of this book, the map is gradually improved. 1. Yongxing Military Road 2. Jingji Road, Jingxi North Road, Jingxi South Road

This is the first time I've written a book review after reading for so long. What exactly is *Water Margin* about? To those who love it, there might be 108 different answers from 100 different people. But to those who don't, it's all about gangsters fighting, treacherous schemes, cannibalism, and betrayal…

Actually, some reviews say that Water Margin is just about gangsters fighting and lacks any grand vision. I strongly disagree with that. Romance of the Three Kingdoms is about national warfare and politics, Dream of the Red Chamber is about love, hate, and revenge, and Journey to the West is an early high-quality "cool" novel.

Justice in Classic Chinese Novels Who is good and who is bad is a question that doesn't even need discussion: according to the core socialist values, every single character in the Four Great Classical Novels is a bad person, or at least ideologically backward and in need of reform.

It's so strange that such a well-written book isn't getting many readers! This is the best and most satisfying Water Margin novel, or even a time-travel novel, I've read in the past two years. I've already subscribed to the whole thing and am just waiting for the author to update.

I started following this book as soon as it was published. I thought it would be like other Water Margin fanfiction, telling the stories of the Liangshan heroes' grudges and affections. I never expected that the author, Yeren, would perfectly integrate the heroes' personal fates into the historical tide.

The book is good, and the characters' reasoning is reasonable, but the timeline in the book is very illogical! The protagonist has been in Liangshan for half a year, and he has completed a series of projects such as bow fishing, brewing wine, honeycomb briquettes, floral water, and glass making!

The beauty of *Water Margin* lies in its surrender; it recounts every mistake a grassroots person could make while struggling in a dark society. It would be unacceptable for such a regime to win. The author should emphasize the fundamental difference from the original *Water Margin* framework, rather than addressing superficial issues.

I just started reading a bit of a book! I think it's pretty good! I don't want new authors to write books full-time. A good work needs time to be polished, and so does a good writer! Many people are now watching pirated content! (Because most people don't have much spare money), so this is a problem for authors' income!