The Tale of Maling

It is written with great care, and the storyline is excellent. It is an outstanding sequel to Water Margin. Of course, if the names of the so-called "classmates and friends" in modern times were not changed, this book would not have had any further developments, which is a great pity. Of course, as long as the author enjoys reading it, that's all that matters.

Actually, I feel it's a bit of a shame that the new version missed the scene of Jiao Mingwu's solo adventure in Guangzhou. However, the addition of the Xishan characters later on made the story more exciting. I'm just really curious about what happened next, especially Wu Tian'e.

Creating content is no easy feat, achieved overnight. Lin Feng has consistently strived for self-improvement and breakthroughs on his creative journey, resulting in the excellent "The Tale of Ma Ling" we see today. It is believed that, influenced by Lin Feng and other masters, there will be even more Water Margin enthusiasts who continue the spirit of Water Margin and refute the criticisms of Yuwan Chun.

Now that my own work has flourished, I feel quite reckless when I think back to my naive behavior.

I feel Wu Tian'e's death was too hasty; I originally thought he would survive to the end.

Wu Tian'e shouldn't die in the minesweeper arc, right?

Will the situation in the later parts of this Minesweeper episode be the same as the original, or will it still be a fire array and the Wuji Tower?