Water Margin: Beginning with the Orphan of Chao Gai

I don't know how the protagonist can win? I feel that it is too late to time travel at this time. Song Jiang has laid out his cronies in terms of military power, personnel, logistics, and intelligence. Chao Gai's old veterans basically have no actual rights. According to my personal opinion, the protagonist should try hard to find excuses for Song Jiang now, break his golden body, and find ways to put him under house arrest so that he will never show up again and gain a status similar to Song Jiang. Otherwise, Song Jiang's advantage will get bigger and bigger. Although the protagonist is moving forward, Song Jiang's advantage will be even greater.

The protagonist was beaten fifty times earlier and this plot was disgusting to death.

Hu Sanniang seems to be the heroine, and the protagonist even persuades her to make peace with Wang Ying. Why did she go there so early? Does the author like washing dishes so much?

As far as the setting of Water Margin is concerned, the protagonist has too many restrictions, has nothing, and has to fight for power with Song Jiang. I am not saying that I look down on the author's "reasonable" idea of ​​doing such an "impossible" thing, but based on the author's setting, I estimate that this novel will either not be long, or the performance of the novel will slowly get worse, unless the protagonist can develop the "Erlong Mountain" gang into die-hard loyalists with a score of 90 or above in a short period of time!

When I watched Water Margin before, I noticed that Song Jiang and Wu Yong often sang a good double act! What a great picture! He keeps claiming to be "loyal to the emperor and patriotic", but in fact he is just coveting glory and wealth, trying to whitewash his identity and squeeze into officialdom. They came from humble backgrounds, but they were well versed in the tricks of the Song Dynasty officialdom to deceive the superiors and conceal the inferiors, and to gain fame and reputation. You must know that in the mainstream thinking of scholar-bureaucrats in the Song and Ming Dynasties, not all common people can be called "people". Those tenants and craftsmen are just lowly cattle and horses, ordinary merchants are like pigs and sheep waiting to be slaughtered, and even generals and soldiers are regarded as slaves. As for the lowly households such as Lehu and Beggar, they do not belong to the category of human beings at all...

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

The protagonist cheats and fights with Song Jiang. It's interesting to take your time.

It's not that cool. If you write Water Margin, the protagonist should be able to kill everyone. According to the plot, he should directly kill the garbage by force instead of talking nonsense.

Writing style and plot need to be matched skillfully. If the plot is arranged well, writing style will not be important.