I Become a Saint by Looting Corpses in Water Margin

👴The novel was quite interesting as it continued at this pace, but it started to change its flavor from the part where Wu Song ran away to Bianjing. This author seems to be the type who can't write anything outside the original story. What's most infuriating is that the protagonist has already changed so many storylines, and then in the end, Wu Dalang dies out of nowhere due to a plot device.

Despite having a cheat code, my low IQ meant I could only be a lowly soldier in the Water Margin.

The latest chapter is getting increasingly awkward. Before, he said he'd go cultivate immortality after being granted amnesty, and then he seemed indifferent to Song Jiang's various arrangements and schemes. Now, during the fight against Tian Hu, he acts like he doesn't care about anything, even claiming his ambitions lie elsewhere. If his ambitions aren't there, what's he doing here?

He can pick up corpses, has gained the strength of a tiger, doesn't just randomly kill, and then stacks his passive ability, actually goes to help Wu Da sell steamed buns. You're something else!

It's too weak; it has an invincible cheat ability, yet it's completely invisible. Others who touch corpses are usually going to behead them and become coroners. You can become invincible just by casually playing it safe. Your protagonist doesn't even kill chickens, he just relies on a few rabbits to pick up some useless aphrodisiacs. The plot is so weak.

What's wrong? The fact that a novel of this caliber is featured in the recommended selections shows just how bad most of the works lately have been. I don't even want to talk about it anymore. This novel isn't even as good as plain water. To be honest, I couldn't finish it after a few chapters, and that's only because I didn't read the reviews and read it without thinking.

What kind of bullshit Yun Ge is this? A kid and a cripple, and he's telling them to get lost? If they don't like listening to people, why don't they just give them a beating? Why make such a simple thing so complicated?

It's getting less and less interesting as I write it. Aside from endless rambling, there's not a single plot development. This Water Margin is just...

Um, did I read the book's title correctly? "Picking Up Corpses to Become a Saint." He only picks up corpses at the beginning, what happens later? And he still follows the original plot? I'm speechless.

The author deliberately drags out the plot; even free content is this padded, which shows poor writing skills and unfamiliarity with online novel tropes. Every now and then, a few authors like this pop up. I wouldn't write something like "thinking about receiving welfare is beneath my dignity."