The evaluation of likui jy is as follows: Let's talk about its bandits first. Likui jy is a poor family, but he is not a real farmer. As soon as he appeared in the book, he was wandering in the rivers and lakes because he killed people and became a prison guard under Dai Zong. In him, I can't see any simplicity and honesty of farmers in Yimeng mountain area, only full bandit habits and robber logic. His famous saying is: "Regulations!" If the' regulations' (referring to the law-author's note) are still adhered to, the world will not be chaotic! I'm just talking about it before I fight! "(51) back to likui jy, neither right nor wrong, no rules, a word, old fist, rude, brutal. For him, violence is the only criterion, only "fighting before" and never "business after". He lost the bet with Song Jiang's twelve taels of silver. Not only did he get back the money he had lost to others, but he also robbed others of their gambling money and hurt others. In order to show his sincerity to Song Jiang, he went to the dock empty-handed to grab fresh fish. There is a saying that "money is hard to buy but not to sell". Likui jy ignored these: "mine is mine; Yours is also mine. " He not only let people live fish go, but also hit people. (back to the 37th) A typical bully, rogue and extortionate bandit. From this point of view, he is no different from the hairless cow on the streets of Tokyo. Only Niu two dead was under Yang Zhi's sword, but likui jy was loved by Sung River. Liu Cun's Di Taigong, because his daughter hooked up with others, is not virtuous, but his crime is not fatal. Likui jy, in the name of helping Di's family catch ghosts, two young men and women, not only had their heads cut off by him, but also two bodies were "chopped for a while" by him. (Back to the seventy-third) I also blame Tai-gong Di for not having a long eye, and he even lured the wolf into the room. This murderous demon not only failed to eliminate the disaster for Di's family, but also brought it deep disaster. Let's talk about its animal nature. Mencius, the sage, once said, "What makes a man different from an animal?" Aristotle, a philosopher, also said: "If people have no virtue, they will become the most evil, cruel, lust and appetite among animals." Likui jy is such a "naked ape" with animal nature. His killing never asks right and wrong, never makes sense, never cares about good and evil, and never has logic. Like a bloodthirsty beast on the African grassland, he comes up wild, regardless of age, sex, wielding a hatchet and cutting it off at the head. In Jiangzhou, when robbing the giving ceremony, "the fire was mixed with a big axe and you just wanted to cut people.