The Strongest Japanese History in History

The writing quality of this book is above average. But many important events are overlooked or oversimplified. For example: Mo Qi One Night City, Harvest Bee Suga Koroku. This is a symbol of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's rise in the Oda family, and it is also the beginning of the disagreement between Hideyoshi and Gonroku. Another example: Maeda Toshiie, known as "Gun no Matata" and "Basami no Gun", also had an amazing performance in Oda Nobunaga, and the author didn't mention it at all. People who do not understand history will have doubts about the identity of the five elders of Maeda.

The writing is vivid, the history is clear, and the characters are delicately portrayed. It is very helpful for me to understand little Japan. They understand us, and we should also understand them. The more we understand, the more ridiculous and sad it becomes! …

The writing style of this book is very interesting, like telling a story, and easy to understand. The author's writing style is also very good, and the description of historical events is very vivid. It feels like I have traveled to Japan's Warring States Period. Moreover, the book describes the "machi culture" of Edo in great detail, which gave me a deeper understanding of the lives of the people of that era. "Everything starts from the eleventh year of astronomy." This sentence immediately pulled me into the long river of history, and I really like this feeling.

The writing is good. A teacher who remembers the past and remembers the future will always remember the national humiliation in his heart. The people of the country should strengthen themselves.

It seems that the author has a lot of opinions about Date Masamune, hahaha

It's really good, very detailed and interesting. Very well written

It is helpful to understand Japanese history and is worth reading.

Is this the end? Why do you feel like you haven't finished writing? The author's words are humorous, similar to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

I can see it. I can see it. Okay, finished reading

Very well written