Miyamoto Sekssai, the son of a farmer from Mino, lived in Kyoto as a medicine boy at the age of ten. During the turbulent times of the Warring States Period, many heroes came together, Oda Nobunaga rose to power, and the world changed suddenly. He studied medicine in a pharmacy, swordsmanship in Edo, ninjutsu in Koga, and studied under teahouses and Kuroda. There is no golden finger, just blood and sweat, and he is proficient in military science, arithmetic, agricultural administration, and blacksmithing. He raised his own funds, worked hard every step of the way, and eventually became a member of the Onodera family. Starting from the head of the Ashigaru-gumi, he managed the people and trained the army, resisted the southern part, and joined forces with Date, which was more powerful than the Daimyo. Witnessed the dispatch of troops to Korea, the battle of Luliang Sea, and witnessed the rise and fall of Toyotomi. In troubled times, protect the people with systems and stand up with hard work. A sword can kill one person, but politics can revive thousands of people. A million-word novel of the Warring States Period for idealists.
Reader comments
Not interesting. . . . . .
I felt like I was dragging out a bit at the end of the writing, and the classical Chinese writing felt too serious.
Not interesting. . . . . .
I felt like I was dragging out a bit at the end of the writing, and the classical Chinese writing felt too serious.