Starting with Water Margin: My Frog Is a Real MVP
从水浒开始：我的蛙崽给力
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- Myriad Worlds
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The author is incredibly ignorant to think that he can't resist receiving 50 taels of gold as a reward for fallen soldiers. Does he own a gold mine?
I bet five cents on a spicy snack. (Studio work)
That's pretty ridiculous. Starting with a max-level Dragon Elephant Prajna skill while playing with low-level martial arts. It reminds me of the immortal cultivation scene in the neighboring story "Love in the Courtyard." What's the point?
This is a classic example of idiotic writing; you need to completely forget your brain to read it smoothly. A fully-fledged Dragon Elephant Kung Fu master thinks he can punch and kick Lu Da and Wu Er? He might not even be as good as Zhen Guanxi!
I just saw that the frog brought back armor and weapons. I was thinking that during the Ming and Qing dynasties, cloth armor had a cloth exterior but iron plates inside. Also, the rate of sending armor to the court was quite high.
I feel that your book has too many elements, which makes it difficult to appreciate the charm of Water Margin and Song Dynasty history, and it feels quite awkward.
He spent 50,000 taels of gold to buy a prostitute? 50,000 Taels of gold could probably buy 10,000 women, and then change one every day for 30 years. That would be enough to physically wear down his manhood.
50,000 Taels of gold plus 5 Nine-Flower Jade Dew Pills from the martial arts world to buy a courtesan? They really don't value gold at all!
The basic logic is terrible; it's completely self-indulgent. The monetary system is presented like child's play, thrown around haphazardly. Instead of fifty taels of gold, it would be better to have a system of "blood donation for fallen soldiers," giving each person five trillion taels of gold. It's no different from fifty taels of gold; it's just a number. You can have as much as you want, even fifty mountains of gold as big as Mount Tai.
The author didn't distinguish the value of gold and silver. How dare he say that 10,000 taels of gold isn't enough to buy a madam? He's got some nerve! Fifty taels of gold is the death penalty, and fifty taels of silver is already a thank you to your ancestors.