
The Tale of Kitsusaburo in Japan's Warring States
日本战国之吉三郎传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
227Chapters
398Reads
8.4Score
34Listens
26.2kReads · all time
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Reader comments 48
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What a great author. I have read so many novels about the Japanese Warring States Period. Only Tosa No Dreams and this book can be said to be excellent... The author must persevere... It will definitely become popular... Fate will definitely not disappoint your efforts [like][laughing][laughing]
The writing is okay. The author really wrote it carefully and checked the information in many places. However, it is difficult for this book to become popular, mainly because the author writes about Japan. To be honest, I really don't like Japan, so I didn't click in after seeing it many times. And I don't know their history, so it was very difficult to read. I hope the author can write about China.
It's not the best Japanese Sengoku novel, but it's gripping. When Kichisaburo was arranged to become the village chief, he realized that because he was young and had no background, his official career would stop at the village chief. He was very upset [almost crying]
Compared with the previous Warring States Period novels, the story is more comprehensive. Although the number of words is small, there is basically no nonsense, and it does not feel like a procrastination. Although I don't know much about Japan's Warring States Period, it still gives me a refreshing feeling. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I feel that the ending will change and it will not be like history.
The protagonist has no brothers, and in the later stage there will be no sect, unless the surname is changed to son-in-law and adopted son.
It's broad and broad, it's well written, and the writing ideas are all online. The only thing that makes me a little dissatisfied is the beginning of Hida Nation. Why should I choose the poorest one with the lowest stone height among the 66 countries?
I usually don't write reviews when reading novels. After reading the last update yesterday, I saw that the author said he wanted to stop updating, which made my heart skip a beat. It's really difficult to generate energy for love if the income is not good. I also like to play Taiko and Shino (although I am very bad at Shino), and the audience for Japanese war novels is really small. Come on, author, I will give you free gifts every day in the future. Please don't keep updating, it's very well written. On a side note, can you give Taige's son a better ending? I hope it won't be like history [Sending my heart]
Although I have little interest in the Nobunaga Ambition game, my best friend is a fan of the game. I'm also a fan of Japanese dramas, and I know a little bit about the three war gods of Japan's feudal period, so I'm interested in reading this book. I hope we can see the great thief Ishiemon in later novels
I'm really surprised. Japan's Warring States Period is really unpopular, and foreign persimmons have written even less. You are the only one I follow. Although it is a bit fictional, I like your writing very much. I hope you will keep writing. I will keep chasing [Blow kiss]
There is a kind of pleasure of playing Shino and then playing the military commander role-playing mode, or creating your own original character.