Storyteller of Water Margin

First of all, the character of the protagonist is not suitable for this kind of book. It is too frivolous. The painting style of the libertine is like that of a troublemaking teddy. It makes Fang La Tian Hu Wang Qing, Song, Jin, Liao and Xi Xia all enemies. And every time others praise the protagonist for being a playboy on the surface, but actually having great ambitions, it's embarrassing. Sometimes the protagonist comes up with random ideas, so people praise him very much. At the beginning, I could barely read the collection of stamps from the original characters of Water Margin, but by the end of about six or seven hundred chapters, I really couldn't stand it at all. It was too boring.

Bringing troops everywhere for support? Your troops don't eat? No need for logistics? One moment I supported Tian Hu, and then I went to support Fang La. I was really impressed. One moment I went to fight against Liao and stabbed him, and the next I went to fight Cangzhou? Fight Yanyun later? I really laughed. Don't you know how to read a map? Do you see what your land is like? A long strip, not afraid of being cut off in the middle? What's even more ridiculous is how can you support an army of more than 100,000 people with a broken copycat? Ascension to the throne is actually breaking the mountain stronghold? Even if you have a little bit of common sense, you can't be so outrageous, right?

Modern words pop up all the time, and the protagonist is not polite at all. Goodbye.