Warring States Survival Guide

The protagonist in the book is naughty, and the author is even more naughty. He found countless reasons to suppress the protagonist's power and strength. If you can't write historical hegemony, you should go back to writing light novels. If I had discovered it earlier, I wouldn't have subscribed to the first dozen chapters.

Double penetration, but the teammate is a vegetative state. Generally, a vegetative state can give up treatment after leaving the ICU for one month. It is a role of unknown significance. Also, I didn't come here to see you talk about Japanese history. The female ninja's talk about history can be just a quick summary. How many chapters are there for you? I found that the author really likes to write meaningless things. The protagonist rejected Nobunaga so many times in the early stage, but didn't he still join in later? What's the point of your refusal earlier? It's better to join early for better planning. I was really taken aback by the last eighty-eight cuts, and I regretted booking it all.

The sea, you are all water, this is a book that is destined to hit the street. After reading 30 chapters, I really can't hold on. There is basically no progress in the main line of these 30 novels. Apart from introducing the historical background of the Warring States Period, I wrote three chapters about the number of words about water and making a bow bet with a girl. Most of these three chapters are about arguing with female ninjas. I think the novel should be renamed "The Story of Traveling through Japan's Warring States Period and the Female Ninjas".

The protagonist is a modern Chinese who traveled to Japan during the Warring States Period. His behavior must be completely different from that of the Japanese at that time. It seems to be unconventional. As a small daimyo, he does not want samurai, shrines, temples, and even forms a parliament. This is so out of place. Moreover, even if the members are elected, they are loyal to the protagonist, unlike elected representatives who should be loyal to the people of the country. This is different from the Western parliamentary system at that time. The protagonist himself doesn't care about his reputation being disgraced, being slandered by wealthy families, or the opinions of other famous people. He goes his own way and puts the interests of the common people first, which is too unique. The most important thing is that as a modern Chinese who has been educated by the party for many years, he naturally does not recognize the values ​​of the United States and the West. If the famous character of the protagonist were placed in modern times, he would not be accepted by the mainstream public opinion in the world. You do not look like an exploiting class figure at all. Such a strange time traveler, his story should be worth watching, and I highly recommend it to everyone to read.

After reading Chapter 30, my son hasn't woken up yet, so I'll just bury him. With modern medical science, he'll be in a coma for a month, and he'll be in a vegetative state when he comes back.

The first is that the pig's feet are so twisted that they look like a psycho. Second, the author has probably never read any historical war articles. He writes like a primary school student. The number of people on the siege side is twice that of the defenders. They dare to attack the city without large-scale siege equipment. They can also attack the city with ants. The battle loss ratio is directly 3 to 1. Those were county-level peasant soldiers, not the top elites of the empire. Third, all kinds of things are taken for granted. In one year, more than 100 people increased the number of troops to 5,000. They actually had to buy food and did not grow it themselves! The upper-level political framework is not mentioned at all. How many managers there are in the early stage will still be many managers in the later stage. Are you kidding me? The author is like a primary school student in terms of politics and military affairs. He was criticized by readers of historical literature, but in the end he was still stubborn and refused to change his words.

If King hadn't been sucking my money away recently, I would have really wanted to book it all! Damn it, it's so fucking to my liking. Just like the former literary copywriter, I read this book all night long. So far, I've only read 25 chapters, but I feel that the writing style and writing style are really to my liking. It's so right! If it weren't for... Oh, it's really difficult... And the free coins are almost spent, I must have ordered them all, otherwise... Embarrassing...

Alas, this can only be an online novel. In that era, I would have been defeated or had my head chopped off in a river. At that time, the people were not wise enough. Can you pry into the samurai class, which accounted for 30% of the total population? Oda Nobunaga only compressed the interests of the samurai class and was roasted. Even if he did not die, his son would have to change back. Otherwise, it is estimated that the world would only last 2-3 generations. Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu saw this crisis and did not continue Nobunaga's reform essence. Instead, they made tinkering. It was just an arrogance that led to the death of the whole family and a closed country. How long do you think the Meiji Restoration took? It was the right time, the right place, the right people, and the whole country's desire for reform that led to the jump from the feudal era to foreign capital and internal feudalism.

The first part is okay, but the second part emphasizes modern politics, which is not in line with that era. It doesn't feel immersive at all, and it's not that exciting. Forget it, it's a waste of time to subscribe and watch it.

The protagonist is too self-righteous. He doesn't bow his head when he should, and he doesn't be tough when he should be tough.