I Was in Japan During the Warring States Period

(Ashigaru: clock in 10 times) (Lower level warrior: clock in 20 times) (Ashigaru head: clock in 40 times) (Ma Huizhong: Check in 60 times) (General Ashigaru: clocked in 80 times) (Practice: punch in 100 times) (City representative: punch in 120 times) (City Lord: Check in 140 times) (Wanshi Daimyo: Check in 160 times) (Shikoku Daimyo: Check in 180 times) (Half a million koku daimyo: clock in 200 times) (Million Stone Daimyo: Check in 220 times)

At first he was weak and was scolded by others, but then he inexplicably decided to be a villain, and then the person who scolded him became cowardly? And then in the battle, he becomes so powerful that he is inexplicably strong, and he takes the heads of enemy generals in various ways?

First of all, why didn't Takeda Shingen carve up Oda with the protagonist? The first reason is that Takeda Shingen is still at war with Hojo Ujiyasu because of the Imagawa clan. The second reason is that the protagonist's strength is now far superior to Takeda Shingen. After carving up Oda, Takeda Shingen will be bordering the protagonist's territory, and the protagonist can directly attack Takeda Shingen. The third reason is that Tokugawa Ieyasu of Mikawa Tokawa will not sit still and wait for death. He will definitely find a way to survive, so carving up Oda is not a simple matter. Secondly, regarding the matter of Honganji Temple, Takeda Shingen persuades Honganji Temple to attack the protagonist, which does not necessarily mean to eliminate the protagonist. Assuming that the protagonist is defeated, Takeda Shingen will come forward to mediate between the two families and make the protagonist agree to some conditions of Honganji Temple. In other words, Takeda Shingen only needs to weaken the protagonist's strength so that he will not be an opponent when he takes action. Takeda Shingen will definitely not let Honganji and the Miyoshi family destroy the protagonist. After all, he is far away from Gyeonggi and destroying the protagonist will do him no good. And after all, the protagonist is a super famous person with two million stones. His power will not fall apart if he loses a game. It just means that his reputation and strength are damaged, but he is still a powerful force. Therefore, there is room for Takeda Shingen to operate. In fact, everyone can understand that Takeda Shingen is using Oda Nobunaga to achieve the purpose of killing people with a borrowed knife, and Oda Nobunaga is also using Takeda Shingen to contain the protagonist's energy. This is a political game in which both sides consider the other party to be their pawn. I think nothing is absolute in politics. It is always changing. The main contradiction will become a secondary contradiction due to changes in the situation, and the secondary contradiction can also become a principal contradiction. It is precisely because of these changes that politicians will adjust their plans accordingly. Steadfast politicians quickly disappear. I hope everyone understands that alliances between politicians do not last forever, nor are they sincere. Both sides of the alliance have their own plans. At least in my novels, people like Takeda Shingen, Oda Nobunaga, and Tokugawa Ieyasu are all qualified politicians. Politicians are selfish, and they will do anything for their own purposes. Just like international politics in reality, the core is the same. If you are sanctimonious, you can do whatever you want if you are powerful, smearing people wantonly and turning black into white. Sometimes people think something is unreasonable, but it happens anyway. In fact, it is in someone's interest. As for the truth, it depends on who says it.

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Do you dare to write about Japan during World War II?

The writing style is childish and the Chinese style is very strong! Very average!

The ending is that Kojiro unified Japan and surrendered to China and became a part of China.

Rebellion, the following will defeat the superior, kill everyone and roll (;｀O´)o roll ∞!

It's tiring to read this kind of Warring States period. The names are always changed.

Very beautiful. This is one of the few such excellent works that I have seen.