Water Margin: I Snatched Pan Jinlian from the Start

Very well written

It's short in nature, full of word count, and popular science on the Internet.

Although the plot is more forward-looking, describing how a protagonist goes from being a warrior to taking the civil service examination, becoming a civil servant and then taking charge of the military. During this period, he tactfully guides the emperor to the front and makes second-hand preparations. However, most of the text quotes historical records as the main science popularization, which is a bit long-winded and boring. It is more suitable for history novices, but bookworms who have read too many historical texts will naturally have their own different positions and opinions. In general, except for the hasty ending, there is no expansion of content, and there are no new beauties and new enemies in the later period. It is still worth reading for novices in historical writing. The customs and customs of the Song Dynasty are also very interesting, but the pattern in the historical background is not as good as the Three Kingdoms or the Tang Dynasty.

The beginning of the writing was okay, but later it got really boring and I couldn't stand it anymore.

It's so bad that I don't even want to say it.

Worst plot ever