Water Margin: Liangshan Beneath the Official Robes
水浒，官袍下的梁山
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 15h ago
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116Chapters
74Monthly votes
434Recommendations
16Fans
14 ch/weekPace
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They even take in a murderer like Li Kui? How many good people can Liangshan possibly have?
What is this? The protagonist is a top scholar in both civil and military affairs! With his status, why would he bother with these Liangshan people? He calls everyone he meets "brother" or "little brother"—do they deserve it? You're not even in the same class as them. Every one of these Liangshan people would be trying to curry favor with you. The protagonist's attitude is too humble.
The protagonist, en route to his new post, suddenly and openly returns to the capital to visit Zhang Zhenniang's family. No sooner has he left than Zhang Zhenniang and her entire family vanish. Gao Qiu: Who did this?! So hard to guess! 🙂
Thank you everyone
To all the handsome men and beautiful women who have read this, please give it a like and a recommendation vote! I would be extremely grateful. This book will continue to be written until it reaches 2-3 million words, even without a contract. Thank you for watching! I thank you with my sincerest gratitude! Please give me some suggestions if there are any shortcomings in the writing, and I will definitely correct them!
First, when Song Jiang led his troops to fight against the Liao Kingdom, kill corrupt officials, recover lost territory, and distribute grain to the people, some people stopped complaining. The whole text is irrelevant; the narrative of the situation is essential.
Has the author considered the issue of identity? Both of them were top scholars in both civil and military fields, and they were appointed as magistrates from the very beginning. They were still acting like ordinary people in the martial arts world. If you're going to write about the martial arts world, what kind of prefecture would you choose?
Sorry, I can't watch anymore. Ruan Xiaoer's mother calls the protagonist "Official".
A group of people who claim there are no more than ten good people among the heroes of Liangshan are telling others to read the original novel; they've only made a fool of themselves.
The most iconic figures in the Water Margin are: Chao Gai and Song Jiang, Wu Yong and Zhu Wu, and Li Kui.
Three golden chapters indeed! Your first chapter is just a rambling account.
It feels similar to the story of "The Corrupt Official, I Really Don't Know Kung Fu"... A similar framework.