The Chao Clan’s Water Margin
晁氏水浒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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History, Modern Life, Games, and Fantasy; Laughs, Passion, Grit, and Humanity
2017.07.25: 2,000 followers. My selection criteria: 1. The views on life and human nature align with mine; 2. The writing flows well, and the characters are vivid and distinctive; 3. The book once set the trend; 4. It has earned mainstream recognition, such as strong print sales or a film or TV adaptation. Of course, most important of all, it has to be my kind of book. Sometimes a book suddenly disappears, reminding me that in the end, I'm just an insignificant speck.
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Wouldn’t it be grand to be a steed galloping a thousand miles! The novels on this list are ones I read back when I was completely obsessed with fiction. Some are now considered excellent works or even groundbreaking classics, and many were thrilling historical or fantasy stories at the time. There are a few I started reading and couldn’t bear to delete, so I’ve kept them as mementos... This list is simply a way for me to remember what I’ve read and revisit the complicated feelings I had at the t
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Sifting Through the Sand to Find the Gems
Qidian has produced countless works over the past decade and more, but the good and bad are all mixed together. So, like the legendary Shennong, I'm tasting every herb and testing the books myself for your reading pleasure. These are honest recommendations from years of reading, and well worth your time.
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The Moon in the Well
I named this list Moon in the Well because I think real history is like the moon reflected in a well: clear yet illusory, seemingly within reach but forever impossible to possess. What a contradiction! Just like life, are we really alive? I rate each novel on its sense of history, writing, rigor, imagination, entertainment, and storytelling. Each category carries a different weight, for a total of 100 points. Sense of history: Mainly based on the reading experience as a whole. Maximum 30 points.
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There is nothing to see if Dong Ping is taken in. Who is Dong Ping? He's just a gangster. It seems that the protagonist is no different from Song Jiang.
Sun Erniang's appearance in the original work is so chilling!
It's a bit boring to see Lin Chong's martial arts skills better than Guan Sheng's 🙂
It's well written, but it's too attached to the original work. It's like when I read Water Margin when I was a kid, I thought they were all good guys and longed for Water Margin. Now I'm reading it as an adult. Although I still like Water Margin, there are too many scumbags in it. In the first part, Dong Ping was used to cleanse Dong Ping. Although he has a bad character, he has strong force. In the later part, he even cleans Sun Erniang's human meat buns. I really can't stand it anymore.
The protagonist has too much recklessness and too little imperial or heroic spirit.
The author has really strong tastes, even Sun Erniang wants it, and such a devil has to force his name
Why does the prince want to ride alone? Is he stupid?
I might have liked this book ten years ago, but now that I'm an old bookworm, it seems a bit awkward.
I read the book several years ago. It was the first Water Margin fanfic I read. It was very good. The other kettles didn't feel very appetizing.
Another book that turns Song Jiang into carbon. Why do Water Margin fans like to engage in conspiracy theories so much? You say that he has historical limitations and cannot see through that the Song Dynasty is not worth protecting. It is okay to say that he has done things that harmed the people in the early stage, but why can Jiutian Xuannv be so evil? This can be regarded as tampering with the original settings and making the original characters seriously OOC...