
The Great Scoundrel of Water Margin
水浒大无赖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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697Chapters
100kPopularity
1.1kReaders
662Must-read votes
8.8Score
456Ratings
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It's a bit interesting, but it's too much for the protagonist to lead the golden soldiers to fight against Bianliang. Moreover, the front line keeps collecting second-hand goods, and some of them have no emotion at all.
Looking at the plot design and detail processing, I can score 8.5 Points. Looking at the three aspects, I can score -8.5 Points. It describes a refined egoist with a high rank. The editor got everything he wanted, the people around him who should be unlucky were all unlucky, and everything that should disappear disappeared.
I don't understand what the author wants to express at all. I feel that there are no good people in Liangshan, and the protagonist is struggling to make friends with each other. As a prophet of time travel, he doesn't affect the direction of the plot at all. Just acting a little may be considered clever in the eyes of the author. In fact, the method of reducing intelligence is to make the protagonist look like Zhuge Liang? He participates in everything but does not take the lead. He instigates among several groups but no one is convinced. He has an official position and still interacts with bandits openly. Half of the protagonists in the book have no clear goals. While lamenting that troubled times are coming, they sit and watch while talking about who is doing evil in Liangshan, but he keeps letting it go. I can't figure out whether the author regards everyone in the institute as fools or the readers as fools.
I wrote some Daoah, starting from the first chapter. The protagonist looks down on this person and looks down on that person. What are you capable of? There is Song Jiang helping you, a chance encounter. But you keep saying thank you, look down on other people, and even seduced his wife. I am convinced. Not to mention the following, you have to have a hand in everything, and you don't like others. If you don't like others, don't save them. You might as well be like Song Jiang.
It's okay not to look at him if his character is too bad.
The author believes that Yan Qing and Lu Junyi are gay