In the Warring States, I Take Out Toyotomi Hideyoshi from the Start

The writing is good (´∀｀*) This should be considered Tomato's first Japanese Warring States themed book, right? [Thinking] It's just that the subject of Japan's Warring States Period is too unpopular and difficult to become popular. Not many people really understand it. Most people still think it's Village War. Anyway, come on, author. I still like to read it. My evaluation of this book is: "Narumasa's Ambition: Rebirth"

After watching Oguri Shun's Nobunaga Concerto, I have some impression of the story of the Oda family. I hope that famous scenes such as Okehazama's surprise attack, Sumamata One Night Castle, the Battle of Nagashino, and the Incident at Honnoji Temple will shine with a different brilliance in the author's writing. Come on.

Why four stars? First, the ancient forces had to have heirs. It turns out that you have the same problem as most authors who write about ancient times. The first babies are all girls, and you don't know when the second baby will come [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] The second reason is that it is too short. Come on, author I can't get enough of it. The author's writing is quite good. It's not like other Warring States periods and running water mats, and it's not that refreshing at all. (May 16) I read a hundred chapters and read it in one go. Overall, it's good, but the last few chapters affect my senses.

Very interesting, different story, looking forward to the follow-up.

The previous ones are all very good, but this buff, which makes Tiandao Ji hate you, is so poisonous that it is easy for people to not stand it.

Influenced by the style of gaming, I have probably read about thirty or forty books on the theme of Japan's Warring States Period in a long time. I feel that this book has the most comprehensive and sufficient historical materials. Full marks can be given for the content of this book, but one point will be deducted for the narrative expression. Come on!

The magical Warring States Period with Nioh is better than the outdated purely foreign history. It's not bad, but I think it's wonderful. The climax of the battlefield was too slow and not exciting. Then, there is an inexplicable large section in which the protagonist is disconnected to make way for the plot of the so-called Sekiro protagonist. The only thing that can be said is that the data pulls the crotch, and it is just about self-pleasure.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi was the biggest beneficiary of Japan's Warring States Period. The author killed him at the beginning. Was he going to directly let the Tokugawa family take power, or return power to the Oda family?

I have never read a book about my childhood before. The author's writing is very interesting and a real veteran, hahaha

I once watched a movie about Toyotomi Hideyoshi. You can also see alternative versions of novels here. Ha ha. Update it quickly