A Tour of Japan's Warring States Period

If you write about Japan, I won't read it if you don't have a harem and beat it to death.

I haven't seen the protagonist's talents in swordsmanship, etiquette, tea ceremony, and medical skills until now. How can he be so good at it? The problem is that he can't do it even with force.

This book is one of the best Japanese Warring States books I have ever read, but its popularity is generally not high. I should give it a thumbs up.

Seeing that some people always say that authors attack others like a howling dog, I would like to say a few words. First, let's talk about the click-through rate you get. You must know that if you don't list a paid website, you won't make money, so naturally it won't recommend it to you. Speaking of this book, the rigor of historical writing is well preserved, the plot is obviously complete and well conceived, and the writing style is pretty good and will not make people feel bored. Overall, it is an article that I can read in the past. It is much better than those recommended writers writing about Japan. Japanese history writing is relatively unpopular, and there are only two or three kittens. As for those recommendations, I have basically read them. To be honest, I think most of them He is not an excellent writer at all. Not only is he not rigorous and concise, but he just wants to be happy, and the writing style of many of them is not as good as this one. It is a common commodity in historical texts. I can't read it as a self-proclaimed bookworm. For me, it will only waste money and time without any enjoyment and reading**. This article is considered to be very good among Japanese historical texts. To be honest, I would buy it if I spent money on it. Of course, many people have said that the biggest shortcoming of this article is that it is too harsh to complain about. You can always feel the author's resentment through the screen, which is probably... This is all rubbish (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻There is not even one article that can be read. Watch me write an article. I have to accuse these idiots. But they won't charge you for it. There's so much nonsense (눈_눈). Of course, if it's on the shelves, you can attack others so happily. (I deducted one point from the rating because the author's blunt attack is really a bit dramatic, and it's easy to destroy the feeling by not putting it on the shelves anyway. ) Writing so much out of interest can be said to be very passionate. It is really good to persist in your mental quality after being complained about every day. Of course, he may just look at you with the eyes of a single-celled organism. You must know that Paramecium cannot affect human mood.

I don't know anything about Japan's Warring States Period, I don't understand it at all. I only know Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Oda Nobunaga, but I don't know the others. The key is that I don't even know what period these three are in. It feels so sad.

Japan's Warring States Period? It sounds like it's called the Warring States Period, but in fact it's just a fight between a dozen villages.

After reading the current and new chapters, I discovered an important problem. The protagonist is almost 30 and he doesn't have a wife yet. In the first chapter, it was said that Ichi is going to marry a hawk, so I can understand the need for the plot. 12-Year-old Suzu at 23 will feel uncomfortable waiting for the protagonist to get married when he is 27. In Japan, there are many women who get married at the age of 12, but there are very few who are not married at 16. There is also no mention of Izumo being unreasonable. Seriously, are you talking about partying? Not to mention that part of the plot has been changed, and as a lord with thousands of habits and knowledge, the protagonist has no descendants. Oh my god, I can't think of it. Besides, the protagonist is an 18-year-old scholar and is now 27 for almost 10 years. Plus, with so many meritorious deeds, the elders have not run away. How do you feel that now he is not even a general, at most he is a minister? Will, is it worthy of the reputation of this protagonist? The Nobunaga line has been buried for too long. It was only opened in more than 100 chapters. After that, we basically buried it and stopped communicating. Although I can also see that the next few chapters will focus on the Nobunaga line, but I buried it for more than 100 chapters. After all, the main lines are Takeda, Nobunaga, Kame, Tokugawa, and Mori. You've been laying the groundwork for too long. It took you 10 years to write more than 300 chapters of Tokugawa. The profit margin has not yet been raised. How can you give the protagonist another 30 years to successfully go to Luo? If it continues like this, it will basically be a bad ending. Let's have some fun. Don't write it until the end and you don't know what to write.

Do you have any control over what you want to read and what the author writes? The author writes well, but the update is too slow. Can it be faster?

But I accidentally found it again today, and it's still free. I encourage the author to keep writing.

I'll wipe it. As for the heroine, there won't be any, right?