The Story of a Tie in the Warring States Period

Si Tu Shaman said that the changes in the human world are like the moon shining on the cold dew, and a dream is like a shadow in the sky. During the Warring States Period, Sri Lanka thought it was at war, but it did have its own heroism, desolation, and pride. It was a unique feature in history. It's like a dream. Is there anyone in the world who is immortal? (The Japanese Warring States period that is currently being updated is a rare masterpiece. However, there are chapters on overhaul and harmony, so it feels a little jumpy at the beginning.)

A restored and updated classic. The author has a profound writing skills, is good at using allusions and renderings, and the detailed descriptions have a sense of history. The concept is ingenious, the main and branch lines are intertwined, the plot is full of foreshadowing, and the plot is ups and downs yet natural and smooth. In the book, characters such as Hirate Hohide, Oda Nobunaga, and Shibata Katsuie are very distinctive. Maeda Toshiie and others have distinctive personalities, unique perspectives, and rich stories.

Four-star grain and grass: Born through the Warring States Period in Japan, farming and hegemony, retainers, daimyo, and people in the world, not climbing the technology tree. Read the novel to learn history series. The protagonist was born as the legitimate second son of Oda Nobunaga's retainer Masahide Hirate. Follow Nobunaga's footsteps, Owari, Okehazama, and Kamiro, and increase your strength and reputation step by step. Later, I found the opportunity to set up my own business. From then on, the sea is wide and the fish can jump, the sky is high and the birds can fly. Overthrowing the shogunate is no longer a dream! The protagonist's intelligent character design is said to have endless strategies and unparalleled wisdom. You can imagine how much of the time traveler's foresight is contained in this. The level of force is negligible, 0.5 Is as high as a goose. Earlier, when I needed to lead the troops to charge, I was seriously injured, and I relied on the protagonist's halo to survive. The level of military art and military strategy is not outstanding. It only transitions from peasant soldiers to professional soldiers in the system. The muskets and artillery are better, and the combat power is stronger than others. However, the wars in Japan's Warring States period were just that. The level of fighting in the countryside, tens of thousands of troops could run rampant in Kyoto, mainly described some conspiracy, conspiracy, and so on. The protagonist's goal is to become the shogun of the world, which is equivalent to changing the dynasty, but it will not overthrow the emperor or anything. One of the highlights is the various domestic and foreign policies. The deductions of historical changes and various forces are very reasonable. One is to recruit powerful generals, counselors, and beauties. In short, it's just watching the protagonist show off. The writing style is very characteristic of the times. Generals, daimyo, ministers, samurai, ninjas, swordsmen, people of the country, townspeople, and monks are all described vividly, and the atmosphere of the times is felt. However, I really don't know much about the history of Japan's Warring States period. I don't know who the various forces are. I can't even figure out who is the enemy and who is the friend based on the war descriptions. Moreover, in the later stage, the protagonist's status was too high and he rarely appeared. Basically, his subordinates were fighting with the enemies. The names of people and places were mixed up, and it was completely unclear. The only thing to focus on was whether the protagonist won or lost. As for how and where he fought, God knows. The main palace is Oda Nobunaga's younger sister, Oda Inu, not Oda City. There is not much emphasis on the emotional line, and the harem consists of twenty or thirty people. They are basically political marriages, and the status of women in the Warring States Period is really low, and they really have no sense of existence in the context of the war. Finished, toward the harem.

Samsung and a half recommended Japanese Warring States period literature, and "Dream of Tosa" are known as a pair of masterpieces. After a break of nearly ten years, I finished the book again, which was so touching.