Legend of Overlord

Kyoto is so beautiful and peaceful in spring. The entire city retains almost all the historical buildings from the Warring States Period, which are antique and full of cultural heritage. Walking on the ancient bluestone avenue, a few cherry blossom petals float in front of your eyes from time to time, making you feel like you are in a fairyland, and you are unconsciously intoxicated. Since before the Tokugawa shogunate period, Kyoto had been the political center of Japan. Religion. It is the center of culture, so there are countless places of interest. Of course, the most famous one is the Kyoto Gyoen Garden, the residence of the emperor. However, the emperor is no longer there. He went to Edo with the Tokugawa Shogunate, which is now Tokyo, but the unparalleled scenery of the Gyoen Garden has remained, especially during the cherry blossom season. It is decorated with a pink color, making people look like the Peach Blossom Land in ancient Chinese novels. Two streets to the west of the imperial garden is Nijo Castle, which was originally the residence of every shogun during the Muromachi period. Two streets to the south is Honnoji Temple, which left an important mark in the history of the Warring States Period in Japan. The former overlord Oriden Nobunaga was here. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.