(One chapter kills Ximen Qing, the third chapter subdues Wu Song, the sixth chapter sleeps with Pan Jinlian...)
(Quick + Decisive in killing + Machiavellian)
With Li Xunhuan's skills, he traveled to the world of Water Margin.
Ask me what to do?
It feels so good that I can fly!
In this life, the flying knife does not seek pleasure, but only kills injustice.
Ximen Qing? If it is cut off, the family property can be used as capital. Wu Song? These tiger generals should be taken as vanguards under their command. Pan Jinlian? Come, come, come, I will save the prostitute.
As for Bianjing's beloved wife and powerful Prime Minister Cai Jing... They are all pawns in my hands.
Let's see how Li Yi is a seventh-level county magistrate, holding a flying knife as a pen, stirring up the dust in this world of Water Margin!
Update quickly, update quickly to arouse the enthusiasm of book fans
It was pretty good-looking at first, but then I started cultivating immortality again and it became boring.
Never forget the original intention... The original intention is gone...
What a pity! What a pity! ! I usually don't want to watch it. I think I'll watch it after I've fattened it up. How come it's gone after I keep it up? T^T
It sucks. An inexplicable mess!
Why is it that whichever movie I was optimistic about suddenly got cut in half?
I'm sorry to all readers. The news I learned this morning is too poor. I won't write any more. I think carefully that this is my own problem. I have too many things to express, so I kept complaining, and in the end it messed up the structure of the whole book. I'm sorry to all the readers who have read this all the way. I also want to say sorry to the editor. I'll see you in the next book.
This book possesses the top-notch IP of Xiao Li's Flying Swords and Martial Arts + the classic Water Margin plot and high-quality themes. Unfortunately, the follow-up content has completely failed to live up to its inherent advantages!
First of all, the core character collapsed, and the protagonist's positioning was seriously off-kilter. The title of the book focuses on "Maximum Level Xiao Li Flying Knife + Water Margin Judge". It is supposed to be a strong character who relied on his top flying knife skills and calm judge's thinking to establish himself in the officialdom of the Northern Song Dynasty and check and balance the heroes of Liangshan and the power struggles in the court. However, the narrative focus of the entire text has shifted. The protagonist spends a lot of space to deliberately accommodate and please the female supporting characters. The behavioral logic is reduced to a dog-licking style to please. The aura of the judge who is supposed to be decisive in killing and wise and steady is completely gone. The top combat power setting of Xiao Li's flying knife has been idle for a long time. The fierce opening character design of "killing Ximen Qing in one chapter and conquering Wu Song in three chapters" is completely separated, and there is a huge gap in the perception before and after.
Secondly, the word count is seriously crimped and the plot is redundant and long-winded. The main plot advances extremely slowly, and a large number of chapters are filled with irrelevant daily chatter, repetitive psychological descriptions, and meaningless interactions with supporting characters. The original work of Water Margin has clear conflicts between court factions, Liangshan forces, and local government. However, this book rarely digs into the political intrigues and the conflicts between Jianghu forces. Instead, it consumes the ink in trivial and boring emotional pulling scenes. The key plot is passed over in one stroke, and irrelevant passages are repeated. The reading rhythm is fragmented, and the further it goes, the more obvious the sense of forced word count.
Third, the dual-IP integration is sloppy and the core highlights are completely wasted. Xiao Li's flying knife's characteristics of precision, coldness, and Jianghu rules are almost not reflected. The identity of a judge should be connected with the laws of the Northern Song Dynasty, the rules of officialdom, and the plot of the case. The characters such as Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and Ximen Qing are heavily instrumentalized and their characterizations are thin. The positions of Liangshan, the conflicts between the government and the people in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the game between the government and the opposition that could have been explored in depth are all marginalized. The hard-core Machiavellian martial arts story is turned into a daily dog-licking story.
This book looks so cool! Please update!
Update quickly, update quickly to arouse the enthusiasm of book fans
It was pretty good-looking at first, but then I started cultivating immortality again and it became boring.
Never forget the original intention... The original intention is gone...
What a pity! What a pity! ! I usually don't want to watch it. I think I'll watch it after I've fattened it up. How come it's gone after I keep it up? T^T
It sucks. An inexplicable mess!
Why is it that whichever movie I was optimistic about suddenly got cut in half?
I'm sorry to all readers. The news I learned this morning is too poor. I won't write any more. I think carefully that this is my own problem. I have too many things to express, so I kept complaining, and in the end it messed up the structure of the whole book. I'm sorry to all the readers who have read this all the way. I also want to say sorry to the editor. I'll see you in the next book.
This book possesses the top-notch IP of Xiao Li's Flying Swords and Martial Arts + the classic Water Margin plot and high-quality themes. Unfortunately, the follow-up content has completely failed to live up to its inherent advantages! First of all, the core character collapsed, and the protagonist's positioning was seriously off-kilter. The title of the book focuses on "Maximum Level Xiao Li Flying Knife + Water Margin Judge". It is supposed to be a strong character who relied on his top flying knife skills and calm judge's thinking to establish himself in the officialdom of the Northern Song Dynasty and check and balance the heroes of Liangshan and the power struggles in the court. However, the narrative focus of the entire text has shifted. The protagonist spends a lot of space to deliberately accommodate and please the female supporting characters. The behavioral logic is reduced to a dog-licking style to please. The aura of the judge who is supposed to be decisive in killing and wise and steady is completely gone. The top combat power setting of Xiao Li's flying knife has been idle for a long time. The fierce opening character design of "killing Ximen Qing in one chapter and conquering Wu Song in three chapters" is completely separated, and there is a huge gap in the perception before and after. Secondly, the word count is seriously crimped and the plot is redundant and long-winded. The main plot advances extremely slowly, and a large number of chapters are filled with irrelevant daily chatter, repetitive psychological descriptions, and meaningless interactions with supporting characters. The original work of Water Margin has clear conflicts between court factions, Liangshan forces, and local government. However, this book rarely digs into the political intrigues and the conflicts between Jianghu forces. Instead, it consumes the ink in trivial and boring emotional pulling scenes. The key plot is passed over in one stroke, and irrelevant passages are repeated. The reading rhythm is fragmented, and the further it goes, the more obvious the sense of forced word count. Third, the dual-IP integration is sloppy and the core highlights are completely wasted. Xiao Li's flying knife's characteristics of precision, coldness, and Jianghu rules are almost not reflected. The identity of a judge should be connected with the laws of the Northern Song Dynasty, the rules of officialdom, and the plot of the case. The characters such as Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and Ximen Qing are heavily instrumentalized and their characterizations are thin. The positions of Liangshan, the conflicts between the government and the people in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the game between the government and the opposition that could have been explored in depth are all marginalized. The hard-core Machiavellian martial arts story is turned into a daily dog-licking story.
Very nice! ! ! ! Super recommended