Reborn in Japan: A Synthesis-Style Swordsman of the Bakumatsu

It's a rare Japanese kendo text. It's very interesting, and the action and fighting scenes are also written very realistically. It's better than most of the martial arts channels. Although we have a blood feud with Xiaotian, it's good to know about it in advance. Nowadays, when many people mention Xiaotian, they just say horse trampling cherry blossoms, burning, killing and looting. If we really do this, what's the difference between us and Xiaotian? Our goal is the militarism of the small days, and what we want to eliminate is also the militarism of the small days.

This is definitely a book worth 9 or more points, similar to the book "The Strongest Swordsman Group" from the starting point. There is nothing poisonous about it, and more importantly, it is about Japanese Kendo. The author really understands and has a reserve of knowledge in this aspect. In this regard, he has already surpassed most Tomato authors. Therefore, I say that this book is definitely worthy of a Tomato score of 9 or above in terms of level.

A very good novel, it made the long metal strip around my waist spin [sneered laugh] [thinking]

Recently I have seen the best fan fiction that describes childhood, and the characters are deeply portrayed, but when it comes to Himura Kenshin, I still feel that there is too little. He is very captivating in depicting details, depicting the turmoil and chaos of the times. It will depict the thoughts and helplessness of the people at that time towards the current situation. This book is probably in line with Ryumaden and Rurouni Kenshin, and I hope it can incorporate more of the background of the times. It would be great if the swordsman's life-and-death battle could be timed just right.

Generally speaking, it's okay. The male protagonist has always been 50-50 with others. Killing opponents to obtain entries. Fusion of entries makes him stronger. The senior sister is very strong in the opening description. She has a golden entry. She is no weaker than a man when she is fully talented. There are more than 600 chapters of gym competitions. The senior sister wants to prove herself. The male protagonist refuses to give in. The female protagonist is most likely a woman from the red light district. By the way. The male protagonist also asked his senior sister to go to the red light district to hone herself. She has been having an affair. She goes to the red light district every day to find that girl to drink with but she just can't get along. I hope they can establish a relationship with the female protagonist before she goes through menopause. That would be great [Like]

The writing is okay, but the description is not very good. Shaking m and so on are too outrageous, which also shows that the system is intelligent. Finally, please give me an update, please update it quickly.

The plot is rich, the characters are full-bodied, and it integrates modern Japanese history. The male protagonist gradually becomes stronger and attracts readers' attention. A great novel! I hope the author can keep writing, this book has great potential!

The writing is very good, the author has a good knowledge base on kendo, Japanese history, etc., There is a lot of useful information, and the plot is also very brilliant. It is rare to see Yoshiwara and other places appear in the plot many times without appearing confusing, but does it really have to have a female protagonist? The appearance of this Hao Que is really sudden. First of all, it's this ancient Chinese name, and secondly, she suddenly falls in love with the male protagonist. Is it really necessary to have a female protagonist... I haven't finished reading yet, but Hao Que's feelings for the male protagonist have been pointed out by her master. I think there is a high probability... (Not sure, but even if Hao Que is not the heroine, it still counts) (Purely subjective and not malicious, don't criticize if you don't like it) Also, the author should not be influenced by some readers. There is no difference between Japanese civilians and civilians in other countries. They have their own families, their own careers, they can cry, laugh, and die. No one is born nobler than anyone else. The status given by society is also vulnerable once it is not supported by popularity. The protagonist does not kill innocent people. This is the highlight of his character. The sins of the country should not be solely imposed on ordinary people.

It's a good-looking, strong-flavored samurai novel, and the character of the protagonist is well developed. Compared with the domestic martial arts novels about pleasure and hatred, it has more exotic styles that make people want to stop. The author is also very diligent in interaction, and the historical background is exquisite and detailed, 👍🏻

The writing should be good, but unfortunately it's not suitable for me. What I want to see is the protagonist who can crush his opponents with a bunch of entries, rather than combining good entries into seemingly useless entries, and then being evenly matched every time, and then having an epiphany or recalling the kill.