The Fiercest Man in Water Margin: From the Start, He Beats Lin Chong to a Pulp

Beating Lin Chong is nothing; stealing his wife is what really matters.

Opinions on this book are mixed, but I think it's fundamentally very well written. First, I think the portrayal of Song Jiang is excellent, completely breaking away from the previous style where Song Jiang was always obedient to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang is also no longer portrayed as someone who constantly nags Lin Daiyu and neglects his duties.

The most ruthless person wouldn't take in Wang Po, because she was terrible at her job.

Attack Lu Junyi, attack Guan Sheng, attack Qin Ming, attack Hua Rong—attack them all! The characters are wronged, so let the readers bear the blame. 🤓

Li Da is sturdy, resilient, and can exploit bugs. Beat him relentlessly every day, heal him when he's injured, then beat him again. In less than six months, the sickly Liu Bei has become the sickly Xiang Yu.

This book must maintain its divine quality.

Why did the author write so many human characters? 😏 And why are there only female characters, not male ones? 😏 😏😏😏

Gongsun Sheng was still on his way on horseback.

Beautiful! Beautiful! 😍 More beauties please!

When reading Wang Pao's novels, I also imagined the protagonist to be like Peter Ho.