Toutuo of the Great Song Dynasty

It seems to be a novel about Water Margin, but it is actually a time-traveler's re-interpretation of the history of the Song Dynasty. But this deduction is not a blind deduction. The author should have done a lot of homework on the economic model, economic means, and characteristics of different classes at the bottom of the Song Dynasty. Therefore, when explaining many chaos, he can easily and convincingly explain it. But doing too much homework will lead to a bit of nagging. I am afraid that the readers do not have the relevant knowledge background and cannot understand the joints. In the future, there can be less nagging. I love the entry point of Killing Pig Alley. Master Meng said that a gentleman is far away from the kitchen, but the three things in life are nothing more than a suspense. The soul is written from the bottom. This article is solid brick by brick. Follow-up speculation may be that Water Margin has some intersection, but that is not the main point. The structure of Water Margin is too small. But after all, isn't Water Margin also taking advantage of the dilemma of the people in Liangshanbo to give viewers a glimpse of the lazy and absurd state of the Song Dynasty? Jingkang should be a turning point. The Twenty-Eight Constellations established the warlord rule of feudal towns and replaced the Southern Song Dynasty from the bottom step by step. I just don't know if it will be written well by then.

By the 300th chapter, the book gradually changes from the RPG style at the beginning to the map coloring game of P Society's Kingdom Storm, Stars, and Civilization series. I saw someone in the comment area saying that they can't stand mindless killing. That's because they haven't played Stars and Kingdoms. The progress of naturalization cannot keep up with the progress of conquest. Concentration camps are considered good. The wiki should be "integrated into the power grid" before talking. Map coloring game, if the issue of naturalization cannot be handled well, endless riots and rebellions will follow. Anyone who has played similar games knows that it is very troublesome. Don't take it too seriously when reading a novel. And there are ready-made examples in the real world. The Native Americans are a living example. After the land was conquered, the white sharks turned them into rare species. Of course, some people don't like to see this kind of thing, but that's not what it's like when you play civilization until the late stages. Personally, I will keep pursuing it, for no other reason than to see if the author will make a different deduction by referring to the rise and fall of the Mongol Empire when he pushes it all the way to Europe and establishes a unified Eurasian empire.

Is the protagonist timid? Are you so afraid of Song Hei? ? Then you might as well just lick it? ?

Execute injustice, destroy food and profit, and be a sycophant! Others traveled through time: Climbing up to relatives of the emperor, kneeling and licking historical celebrities, putting oneself into a sleeve, blending into segments, careless, and being slapped hard by the experienced fish pond natives, and then pretending to sigh, "Ancient people are not stupid either." Li E's time travel: modern thinking, a new track, You had your own ladder to heaven in ancient times, right? I demolished your dominoes and built my own ladder to heaven, Does the prince and general Xiang Ning have the guts? The noble queen and concubine are nothing more than prostitutes, The rentiers at the top don't treat the bottom as human beings, right? If you have the chance, I'll give it to you!

There are too few books whose writing exceeds 90% of the starting point.

Looking at it now, there is actually another problem, that is, Water Margin fans have a collection card that everyone uses, but who knows who uses it. Thirty-six Tiangang and seventy-two earth evil spirits, or generals of the Western Army and wealthy people from the south of the Yangtze River. I have been in the capital, and it seems that it is not easy to collect these little raccoons. Although it is not necessary to gather 108 generals, if some people do not participate in some stories, I feel that the Water Margin fandom will lose a lot of flavor. The silly and sweet Lu Junyi, the close personal Yan Xiaoyi, the overseas king Hun Jianglong, the drum fleas who inquire about the military situation, the unsuccessful Dadao Guan Sheng, or Zhang Shun, An Daoquan, Shi Xiu and other strange people. Without seeing each other, it feels less interesting to say what I said last time.

I took a look and the author has deleted all the comments except positive comments? Comments are deleted every day, no wonder there are so few comments 😁

Li E

The impression of the first hundred chapters contains spoilers It was better than I expected. In the first eight chapters, the protagonist passed through Wu Song and became an audience to experience Feiyun Pu and blood-spattered Yuanyang Tower. In the meantime, he reluctantly persuaded Wu Song to stop killing indiscriminately. Later, when returning to the cross slope leader suit, Wu Song directly saw through the mortal world, directly transformed himself into heaven, and became the protagonist to control the body, and the story officially began. When I read the synopsis, I thought Wu Song was the main supporting character. At the beginning, I thought the protagonist was a grandfather, but it turned out to be just a cutscene or a normal time travel. Wu Song in this book has been strengthened since he was possessed by the protagonist. He is like a fusion of animal friends. He is stronger, faster, can see farther and even has some night vision, and his wounds heal faster. After Wu Song ascended to heaven, the protagonist obtained Wu Song's memories and combat experience. In his previous life, he was fond of boxing and learned a lot of tricks, and knew a lot of martial arts and armor. After the protagonist of Cross Slope officially debuted, he began a journey to Erlong Mountain. The writing is quite detailed, including the villains, scoundrels, and villains encountered. There are many details of life, including clothing and food. Killing the King on the Road. The King in this book is not like the original Demon King but calls himself Mr. Jin Sword Li Zhu. He does make an amazing appearance in the 120th chapter, but this book was easily killed by the protagonist. Although the later article also said that his footwork was slow due to his greed for drinking and sex, you don't need to pay too much attention to him. Judging from the degree of subsequent strengthening, his death was normal, and he was also a lead in the later article's identity in Beijing. Along the way, he beheaded Wang Daoren's junior brother Li Erdutuo who came to seek revenge, and rescued Zhang Qiaolian (to be honest, this character seemed to have lost its usefulness and was dismissed casually). After beating Kong Ming and Kong Liang, avoiding Song Jiang, and killing a group of thugs, they finally arrived at Erlong Mountain. During this journey, I was so cautious that I felt that the writing was too realistic. I always felt that the protagonist was too good-looking and would be overwhelmed by the crowd. Then the protagonist knocked down more than ten people by himself and made me think, oh, it's still Water Margin. After going to Erlong Mountain, he quickly gained power. He used the introduction he got from Wang Taoist to establish the relationship between the prefect Murong and the Cai family, and used his later experience to make elegant gadgets as sacrifices. The cottage was disbanded and went to Bianjing. Ha, it's really rare. This is the first time I've seen fellow members of Water Margin disband the village and go directly to the capital to develop soon after joining the group. People who are local powerful people, officials, or most of all those who go to Liangshan have seen too much. It is indeed rare to go directly to the capital for development. The protagonist in the plot in Beijing uses his sales experience in his previous life and has good eloquence. At least he can convince everyone he meets in the article. Now I have joined the Killing Pig Lane, obtained an official position, and am preparing to set up a Jia Dou Club to select talents. Among Water Margin fics, I think this one is pretty good so far and worth reading, but there are still some things that I personally feel like complaining about. What was the role of Zhang Qiaolian used for? If this is useful later, forget it. The protagonist is also very strange when it comes to female characters. He doesn't touch Zhang Qiaolian all the way. Hearing Concubine Murong talk about her, is this really something that can be said to the prefect Murong? The same goes for the wife of the Cao family whom she meets later. Later, Cai Yanei took the protagonist to sleep with his own female relatives, which was more reasonable. The officials who appear on the scene are a bit facialized. Of course, the officials in Water Margin come with their own intelligence-reducing buff. This is not a big problem. So far, it is still worth watching. I hope to see more differences from most Water Margin fans in the future.

It was originally written well, but it was only about ten chapters that I started writing about women, and I took a woman with me on my way to the end of the world. It was really a huge poisonous point.

Isn't it good to be called Wu Song? Why do you want to change your name to Li E?

The writing style of this novel is excellent, and the details are well researched. The people at the bottom of the Song Dynasty (especially the rogues) are vividly written. In addition, the route designed by the author is also excellent and sophisticated. While maintaining his own independence, he uses the integrated resources of Erlong Mountain to develop his own power through the route of civil servants + harem. But the opening scene where the soul penetrates Wu Song and the dialogue between the two souls is really a failure. It is really difficult for readers to distinguish Li Er and Wu Song. If I didn't like Water Margin, I would have given up reading books very early. I really recommend revising the first few chapters, otherwise I don't know how many people will be persuaded to quit just like this. The overall quality of this book is buried.

I vaguely thought I had seen your old Chinese medicine doctor before, but I don't remember that I have this skill. The story is quite well written, so I must keep it up. Also, when I saw someone saying that the book became more and more filthy as it was written, I just wanted to laugh. What is the background of Water Margin? There are a lot of murders and arson. The protagonist seems to be dirty before he does anything. Is a saint also suitable for watching Water Margin? I really like the way this book develops from the bottom, and at first glance, you are going to rebel. Good, very good

But the writing style is really too selective for readers. This book is destined to be difficult to become popular, and the style is very unique. However, the author, you have to think carefully. This is the starting point of the online article. It is like changing from traditional to simplified. Everyone can understand it, but only in simplified Chinese. It is the same when you write a book. It needs to be more straightforward and more modern. The whole book is really written in the style of the Song Dynasty. We can understand it, but it is not easy to accept it, and it is difficult to get the feeling. .

It was okay at first, but then it got nasty.

The second half of this book perfectly explains Ai Gong's guiding principle of "leaving a lasting reputation and benefiting future generations." Over the past 5,000 years, China has had countless such opportunities, but they have all been missed, leaving only sighs of regret, and future generations can only pursue them in dreams at midnight and between the lines.

Suddenly curious about the main plot of this book? Generally speaking, Chuan Shui Margin must be a rebellion, but after reading the author's introduction to the Northern Song Dynasty court's management of the people at the bottom, it turns out that rebellion is basically just a wave, and the reason for making it bigger is to be recruited. Going to Tokyo now is definitely not really taking the route of being a favorite, but even if you have your own power in Tokyo, no matter how powerful the Jin army goes south, it will be burned down. I guess I am going to Tokyo to gain fame, and then seek a southern official to accumulate strength...

The previous book had life, attitude, ideals, and feelings, and the writing was sophisticated, but the ending was a bit hasty. I'm here to catch up, hoping as always.

Especially Wu Song Luda, Wu Song Luda looks different in everyone's heart. If you prefer the TV series version or the old version, they are all brave. So don't include pictures that will affect your reading experience. Gorgeous and a waste of time.

Lao Mo's book is majestic and majestic. He scolds Fang Qiu. It is excellent in strategy and personnel. The writing is concise and mellow. The plot is tense and exciting. The scenes are majestic. He follows Li Erlang to conquer the world. He scolds Fang Qiu and the guns and oars are wiped out in a snap

I have only read Chapter 14 for the time being. From my personal point of view, the opening chapter is actually quite beautiful. Let's talk about the details first. After traveling through troubled times, the protagonist did not only carry one weapon after gaining experience. Instead, he hid several weapons in his body and luggage as long as his physical strength allowed. This ensured that he would not lose his weapons due to accidents. In terms of money, instead of just explaining how much silver you get after killing monsters like in the game, you explain all the details such as smashing the silver wine vessels, which gives you a somewhat immersive feeling. In terms of dealing with people, he neither looks like a brainless virgin, nor does he look like the 108 second-rate scoundrels who kill and eat people with no bottom line and no brotherhood like the original version of Water Margin. It can't be said to be brainless, but at least it is very comfortable. If there is something poisonous in the back, come and scold me 😁

The writing is smooth, the evil ways of the world are dangerous, and the characterization is very good. The actions of the characters are reasonable and reasonable, and the succession and transformation are quite skillful. If he can write three chapters a day, this author will definitely become a great master.

It's finally on the shelves. I've tried this book and it's not too bad. I'm still reading it!

There are many twists and turns in the first few chapters, so don't worry about it, just read it and you will know the benefits of this book.

I have never read Water Margin, but I have listened to it a lot. This book can help me sort it out. I will read Water Margin after reading it.

After reading two chapters, the protagonist is an indigenous Wu Song? ? ?

It's a pleasure to write and read. It's a waste of trouble. I'm only busy in this life.

I still think Old Chinese Medicine is more interesting. The plot and writing style are really great. The plot of this book moves too fast. It's okay for the author to use his strength to break the situation, but the shamelessness and intrigues of the literati are hard to guard against. Write more about the power of life, which is better than war.

Did the author delete the post? Why are my previous messages gone?

As of this writing, the protagonist has completely become a lunatic. He kills without any brain or logic, making the protagonist extremely crazy. Killing millions of people is like child's play.