The Boss of Water Margin

In *Water Margin*, there are characters like Gongsun Sheng, Li Zhu, and Gao Lian who possess magical abilities. I'm not currently planning to write about cultivation, but if I add magic, some characters would become invincible, while most others wouldn't have room to maneuver and wouldn't be able to withstand a single blow. I'd like to change the magic to martial arts prowess. What do you all think?

Actually, there aren't many good people in Water Margin. You'll find that if you read the book carefully. They're just a bunch of hooligans and scoundrels.

The idea is well-written, but all the heroes are portrayed as fools, highlighting the irreplaceable protagonist's halo. Everyone else is just a bunch of reckless brutes who act like fools, while the protagonist alone is the only one who stands out and joins the group.

At first glance, everything else was great and the logic was sound, but there was one minor flaw that slightly affected the plot's logic. Claiming to be the "Great Sage Equal to Heaven" is tantamount to rebellion. Forget about temples; if you go out on the street, someone will come and arrest you immediately.

To this day, we still don't know what territories the protagonist occupies, what systems or plans he has, it just feels like he's wandering around aimlessly, then suddenly establishes a country, and finally even makes Liangshan Marsh his capital, he's become addicted to being a bandit.

Oops, Lu Zhishen was written as Li Kui...

For a true Water Margin story, you have to read "The Water Margin Survival Guide"—a masterpiece!

This pimp, a bachelor himself, immediately tries to seduce Jinlian into marrying Wu Song the virgin. Wu Song is no match for him! He'd be better called a pimp in the Water Margin.

No writer of Water Margin novels can avoid the survival story!

It's almost a thousand chapters already, and the protagonist is still this playboy type, like a troublemaking teddy bear. He's made enemies of Fang La, Tian Hu, Wang Qing, the Song, Jin, Liao, and Western Xia dynasties. I really don't understand how he survived all this trouble without even conquering the Shandong Peninsula. Anyone with a brain would know to unite and eliminate this troublemaker first.