Sengoku Japan: Call Me Your Majesty

It's okay, pretty good. I finished reading it in one sitting. This is my first time reading a Japanese novel. The quality is really good and the pacing is well controlled. Five stars encourage it.

The first problem is the expansion of AI. There are too many character descriptions and posture adjectives. Then the characters are not likeable because the protagonist belongs to the Japanese side. There was a commercial competition between Japan and the Qing Dynasty. Japan's early industrialization meant that the Qing Dynasty had an increase of tens of millions of unemployed people. Just like the raw silk trade accounted for half of exports, supporting hundreds of thousands of female silk reeling workers and millions of silkworm farmers in Jiangnan. Without an export advantage, they were laid off and unemployed. There were no industries in the city that could accommodate the unemployed. In the end, they could only die with their wives, children, and children, or become refugees and linger. Historically, it was Japan that gradually eliminated the raw silk of the Qing Dynasty from the international market by introducing British technology. So, the author asked the protagonist to help Japan industrialize decades in advance, which is nothing more than adding tens of millions of innocent souls to Jiuzhou. What do you mean?

Good! This subject matter is really rare and reminds me of when I watched Holy Roman Empire. Help me reduce my points and prevent me from being accused.

The subject matter is novel.

After reading a lot of Anti-Japanese War novels, I had the idea of traveling through the small days and fighting with the great powers, but no one wrote it. Also, if this book becomes popular, it will definitely be banned, especially since many of the names in it have not been changed. I also suspect that there are pro-Japanese elements in this book, especially the one who uses the Japanese language Of course, I am just suspicious of the book friend named by the name, and reminded the author that it is best not to write about events related to our country. At most, it will be mentioned and stuck. In the end, the book has a certain degree of AI polishing, and the author himself knows this. For example, the protagonist's speech is decisive, firm and powerful, silent but angry. . . .

In this Japanese empire where hatred and revanchism are increasingly flourishing, it is rare to meet Pan-Asianists who are free from misunderstandings. Hopefully one day Asians can unite.

It is best to recognize the Chinese civilization as the orthodoxy, recognize the Japanese nation as an indigenous nation derived from a member of the Chinese civilization, aim at the rejuvenation of the Chinese civilization and unite all ethnic groups, and fight off foreign enemies to save civilization.

Not bad, objective new subject matter

Dozens more chapters to come

This novel has incorrect ideas. Did Russia invade Japan? Want to fight Russia? Why didn't the protagonist go and occupy Hawaii? Japan's biggest enemy is the United States, but the protagonist was not written? [What]