Zhang Fei’s Soul Transmigrates into Lin Chong: He Kills Gao Yanei from the Start!
张飞魂穿林冲，开局打死高衙内！
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- Alternate History
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The only thing Water Margin taught me was that surrendering never ends well.
Following Liu Bei and Cao Cao, the one who transmigrated into the Water Margin is none other than Zhang Sanye! Σ(ﾟдﾟ;)
What's the point of Water Margin if it doesn't include Jinlian? Following a bunch of rough, uncouth bandits, fighting and killing—what's the point of having a prince with both literary and martial skills, commanding elite troops, and enjoying the company of a beautiful woman, drinking fine wine, and listening to music? If the Liangshan bandits were to step forward, an ambush from all sides would wipe them out in a flash.
Let me explain. The 800,000 Imperial Guards had over 6,000 instructors. The novel describes Lin Chong as a spear and staff instructor, but there were over 1,000 of them, and the remaining 5,000 were instructors of archery, swordsmanship, shield fighting, horsemanship, etc. With 800,000 people, how could one person possibly teach them all? Lin Chong could only have taught a little over 100 people at most, let alone commanded them. Lin Chong wasn't even a ninth-rank official; he was merely a clerk. Gao Qiu's affair with Lin Chong's wife was a favor to Lin Chong. The whole story of Lin Chong raising his arms and shouting, leading to the 800,000 Imperial Guards storming the palace in rebellion, is all fiction.
Why isn't Zhang Fei's portrait used for Lin Chong? He clearly has a leopard's head, round eyes, and a full beard, but you've given him a pretty boy!
I've finished reading it. The only flaw I found was the sentence in chapter 29 or 28, "later known as the Liangshan Small Gathering." Many novels have similar later evaluations; it's a flaw, but it doesn't detract from the overall excellence.
Hey Pao, every book you write is great, and your writing is much better than the ones on the homepage right now. Why don't you find a great author to collaborate with and write a proper long novel next time?
New book, new look; Mercury retrograde gone. 🤓
Shouldn't Zhang Fei have transmigrated into Li Kui?
I just saw a story about Cao Cao time-traveling to become Wu Dalang 🤓