
Sengoku Turmoil: My Path to the Shogunate
战国风云:我的幕府之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 636k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
255Chapters
12Reads
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Transmigrating to Japan's Sengoku Period
Any novels about transmigrating to Japan's Sengoku period?
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Stories Set During Japan's Sengoku Period, I'm in the Mood After Playing Some Games
Please recommend novels set during Japan’s Warring States period! I’ve got a gaming aftereffect and want to read some.
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Looking for Novels Set in Japan’s Sengoku Era
I've recently played Taiko Risshiden and Nobunaga's Ambition, and discovered that Japan's Warring States period is quite interesting. Could anyone recommend some novels? Thanks. It seems that only some old books from many years ago had types like Uesugi Big Sis. You can no longer find this kind of story in newer books.
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Any Novels About Transmigrating to Japan's Edo Period and Going on a Rampage?
The protagonist should know styles like Ashina swordsmanship and the Flying Heaven Imperial Sword Style!
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After reading the first few chapters, I was curious whether the protagonist's 50 soldiers were standing soldiers. 50 Soldiers is not a small number. Most of the ashigaru in other novels are gathered during normal farming and war, except for some elites who are standing soldiers.
The novel about the Japanese war is pretty good, although I can't imagine how a Kyushu daimyo could go to Kanto 🤦 I would only dare to do this kind of transfer in the game. By the way, I'll post some power maps when I have time. I've been transferring people back and forth so I have a rough impression in my mind. It would be more intuitive if I had a picture.
It is quite good among Warring States novels. The first chapters are a bit straightforward, but later on it starts to feel deeper. The author said that he is a novice, so he may become more comfortable as he writes.
Okay, good, good
After reading more than twenty chapters, where does the money and food come from? How long does it take for soldiers to train before going to the battlefield? Peasants and soldiers, after a few words of encouragement, they went to the battlefield to fight for you?
No system, purely Machiavellian. The writing is good, above average. The problem is, it's not a good one, but it's a Machiavellian historical novel, so there's no need to worry too much about it.
Well written!!! Just cut it
The author feels that he doesn't know much about the political, military and institutional operations of Japan's Warring States Period.