Japan's Warring States Period: the Sanada Family's Ambition

Feeling better on the inside and outside? Backstab an ally? Relying on women to get the upper hand? Lying on Chacha Asai's lap in Osaka Castle, Nobuyuki Sanada said: This is all the world's misunderstanding of my Sanada family. Isn't it my own efforts that have made me what I am today? This book is also known as "Takeda Yugutada", "The Road to Fame of Sekihara God of War", and "Soft Rice Is So Tasty"

Rating: 3/5 (hay) Summary in one sentence: Niche Japanese Warring States History Literature Reasons for recommendation: The author is a veteran of Japanese Warring States literature and has completed many books. This book also has historical research and game references. For readers who like games or the history of Japan's Warring States Period, it feels like a time-travel game. Reasons not recommended: This is not a caution for fans of this circle. If you read it as a beginner, you will be confused by the names and relationships of Japanese people, and then you will not get any enjoyment because you do not know the real historical events.

Single owner's review: (☆☆☆☆) Feeling better inside and outside? Backstab an ally? Relying on women to get the upper hand? Lying on Asai Chacha's lap in Osaka Castle, Nobuyuki Sanada said: This is all the world's misunderstanding of my Sanada family. Isn't it my own efforts that have achieved my current status?

[Background of the work]: Japan's Warring States Period [Protagonist attributes]: Bravery + Machiavellianism Emotional Line: Multiple heroines [Main plot]: The protagonist travels through time and becomes Nobuyuki Sanada (the eldest son of Masayuki Sanada). At that time, the Takeda family was destroyed, and the Sanada family fell into a desperate situation under attack from multiple forces. The protagonist relies on modern thinking and historical prophets to deal with powerful vassals such as Oda, Tokugawa, Uesugi, and Hojo with flexible diplomatic methods. Predicting the changes at Honnoji Temple in advance, betting on Toyotomi Hideyoshi, taking the opportunity to expand territory, organize internal affairs, train and strengthen the army, and gradually strengthen Sanada's power. Through the Odawara Conquest and other wars, he made meritorious service, consolidated his position through marriage, and became the core of the Toyotomi regime. In the Battle of Sekigahara, the Eastern Army made great contributions and broke the original tragic fate of the Sanada family. In the end, he got rid of his vassal status, rose against the odds, suppressed all the famous figures, and led the Sanada family to jump out of the cracks to survive. Step by step, they competed with the world, established Sanada's hegemony, and rewrote the history of Japan's Warring States Period. The novel has a documentary style, describing the political situation, family relationships and military system during the Warring States Period in detail and with rigorous logic.