Beginning with Demonic Water Margin

Water Margin deserves to die. A group of rebels have brought disaster to the country and deprived the people of the country, and Ling Chi is not enough to anger the people.

Lin Chong is good and loyal. The original work depicts human nature very realistically. Lin Chong has always been willing to be bound by rules, even if they are hidden rules. If he had not been persecuted repeatedly, he would not have embarked on a criminal path even if he was exiled 😁. The country needs such patriots! Fan Song Jiang! Pink Lin Chong! Wu has done all the bad things! Lead the three black wolves of Xiaoyi to evil!

Is the author going to write a stallion novel? Then bye bye

After reading the introduction, I came to complain. If Liangshan is a group of monsters, then as a human emperor, is there anything wrong in killing them? As a high-ranking human official, is there anything wrong for Gao Qiu to mess with them? No, it's completely politically correct, so when I saw you wrote the people of Liangshan as monsters, your novel had already eliminated me. But when I saw the title of the book, I wanted to read the introduction, but in the introduction, I found that the three views were inconsistent, so I came in to complain.

There are not many good people in General 108 in Liangshan. Shi Naian wrote about this from the beginning. It's all a time of chaos in the Demon Star. I don't know what General 108 is thinking about. Killing, arson, stealing, cannibalism, destroying homes, and robbing people, which one is not evil? It is true that the government forces the people to rebel, but what does it have to do with Liangshan 108 being a villain? If you want to support Fang La, you should support Fang La, not Song Jiang's Liangshan. What's wrong with calling him a scumbag? "Water Margin" is not about how good and good the 108 will be, it is about how dangerous the society will be after the government forces the people to rebel. Even evil people can be heroes, which shows the incompetence of those in power.

After reading it, there was a person who criticized the harem, and there was only one reply in which everyone had their own merits and spent money. The popular ones nowadays are all without heroines, ambiguous, and readers can't get what they ask for. You know, but there are really no good people in Liangshan. . . . .

Before the world view was laid out, I gave up after seeing the Hongmen pledge.

First of all, let me say that I think it is well written. After reading thirty or forty chapters, I feel uncomfortable with two points. Both of these points are due to the author's insufficient size. The nickname of the protagonist is too exaggerated. Every nickname in Water Margin that matches the name actually has a rhyme and a certain fatalism in it. The nicknames of the protagonist are more exaggerated than the last. The second is to use the underworld to organize organizations. Even if you build a real Hongmen, it will not be as powerful as this. The author seems to have given some specious explanations to the brothers in the book, but the most important thing is not to explain to Wu Song and others, but to let the readers understand you. As for the Hong Kong underworld, which is full of fights and all kinds of poisons, and in the end it can't even be a director, is it not awkward for you to set it in a magnificent era like Water Margin?

The character of the protagonist is too inferior, which affects the perception of the audience. In the past, authors had a greater sense of social responsibility and were afraid of teaching others bad things. Therefore, the protagonists of martial arts novels in the past were more serious people. Nowadays, the world is declining, and any bad person can be the protagonist.

I hope the heroine will be Liu Huiniang, Chen Liqing, Hu Sanniang, Qiongying