
Anime Crossover: Something's Not Quite Right in This Sengoku Era
综漫:这个战国有点不太对劲
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Heavy Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
121Chapters
633.6kReads
25.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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A little disappointed, I thought it was Oda Nobuna's Ambition Lord World…
It's also the Japanese Warring States period here
Brother, you have to understand one thing. The protagonist you wrote traveled through the Neon Warring States, not the Central Plains Warring States. Do you really think of yourself as a neon person? According to your writing, the protagonist has no rival in Chiba. The head of the Yukinoshita family was kind to the protagonist because he was useful, and later released the protagonist to divide the country because he couldn't suppress him. He couldn't be really kind, right? He even cheated the protagonist on the contract. The current situation is that Yukinoshita unilaterally broke the contract. Are you letting the horse go? Can you let go of this?
Iris Fuyumi, Chisakada Eru, the student council of Gambling Abyss are also very interesting, and Oda Nobuna's ambition, they are all suitable to join this territory, more updates
If the protagonist unifies Japan in the future and carries out the industrial revolution, he must have a good relationship with the Sun and Moon Kingdom and not arouse the fear of the Sun and Moon Kingdom. Because of the author's books, I read some books about traveling through the Ming Dynasty, especially books where the protagonist is a feudal king. In one of them, the protagonist, as a vassal king, worked hard to increase productivity in his fiefdom, and his comprehensive strength continued to grow. As a result, the emperor of the current dynasty became jealous, cut down the vassal, and even had murderous intentions for the protagonist, forcing the protagonist to rebel and become the emperor like Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist of this book is still a prince living abroad. The author must make the protagonist pay attention to diplomacy with the Sun and Moon Kingdom. After all, there is no room for others to sleep in the bed. The emperor will never allow a powerful neighbor around him, and will definitely send troops to eliminate him.
I thought it was the pirate one
Li Huamei, Lilu Agote, Kristina Enekko
Author, if you can write about content related to the industrial revolution without writing about the bourgeois revolution and the workers' movement, then don't write about it. These two things should shake the foundation of the protagonist's rule, right? The protagonist is supposed to be a king with a different surname. At least it can be done without writing it while the protagonist is alive. If the author feels that I think too much, it's okay to delete the review.
It is best to only write about some famous beauties, otherwise there will be too many people and it will be difficult to write
If the author doesn't talk about some anime female characters, at least reduce the writing on them, and at the best don't mention them at all. Even if you don't accept them, try not to assign them to others. This is just my suggestion.