
Water Margin: The Fishing Net of the Myriad Worlds
水浒之诸天万界渔网
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I mistook the book title for "Water Margin: Myriad Realms Fishnet Stockings" 😂
I was speechless after reading just the first few chapters. How could a group of petty bandits compare to a general who had fought on the battlefield for over a decade during the Three Kingdoms period? What were they thinking? Even if you're a fan of Water Margin, you should at least tell some facts. The Song Dynasty was supposed to suppress military people. If you had a dozen or so bandits like the Five Tiger Generals, which dynasty would have turned the world upside down long ago?
Having only read the second chapter, I'd like to share my personal opinion on the Huang Gai incident. The author's title already reveals the theme: Water Margin. In other words, this is not historical fact, but rather a fictional novel like Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so any discussion of it as history is pointless.
A group of Liangshan bandits are so powerful that, according to the author's description, if they gathered all 108 heroes, they could easily defeat any warlord in the Three Kingdoms period. They're called the Five Tiger Generals, but are the Five Tiger Generals of the Three Kingdoms the same as the Five Tiger Generals from a bandit's den?
I've seen films about Pan Jinlian before. After Pan Jinlian was forced to marry Wu Dalang, people would harass her outside her house every day. Wu Dalang would just cower inside, too afraid to go out. Eventually, Pan Jinlian would go out with a stick and chase the thugs away. This shows that Pan Jinlian had a very strong character. Plus, her ideal was to marry a tall, strong, and heroic man.
It's poorly written; it has too much of a self-indulgent feel to it.
What do you all hope the protagonist will catch? Message. For example: King Wu of Zhou's white fish, and Luo Cheng's five-hook divine flying silver spear. Participate enthusiastically.
The synopsis alone was enough to discourage me from reading it.
Water Margin is just a bunch of bandits, robbers, and scum.
Simply providing Wu Dalang with property isn't enough. Think about Ma Rong and Wang Baoqiang. Doesn't Wang Baoqiang have money? Didn't Ma Rong want to kill him?