Kamakura*****

It stands out among the Japanese war novels of Tomato Cluster. The grasp of some vocabulary details is particularly outstanding, which makes people's eyes bright~ Most of the articles in this series of Tomato are about 60 or 70 points, especially tasteless... It also makes me eat chaff [laughing] I hope the author can keep writing. Come on! ! ! A reader bows ~

The more you look at it, the better it looks. The logic of the writing is clear. The most important thing is to continue the survival pressure at the beginning. The plot is moving every step of the way, giving readers the motivation to continue reading. As a farming development article, it is excellent. In addition, this review is limited to the farming development category. Those who care more about history do not need to consider my review.

A niche within a niche, a rare breed [Thinking]

It is considered a niche product, and I feel that there is nothing wrong with the origin. It was a bit unrealistic to establish a unified body in that era. Later, the retainers were divided into enfeoffments. I don't know how high the author intends to write the protagonist [Chigua]

The content is very interesting, and the selection of the chronological timeline is relatively novel. It is the 1,000-kan seal given by Ashikaga Go. I remember that it includes the three Yokoyama clans. The next three clans came after they took refuge. There is no mention of whether they will be included in the new territory.

Here is a five-star rating~ I feel that this is the most historical novel among all the Japanese war novels I have read. The protagonist's skills are within reasonable limits, and there are historical references in all aspects. There are very few mistakes (for example, there was a description of a Nanman crocodile, and I know that he appeared at the end of the Warring States Period). The author really put a lot of thought into it (except for the damn broken updates). I hope the author will work harder, otherwise I will... Okay, I have nothing to threaten... Don't stop updating for me! ! ! A girl's point of view may have different concerns... Be shielded, don't criticize if you don't like it

Good book, this shouldn't be on Tomato. It's a niche subject. It's really good. Although there are some flaws and a lot of historical changes, the flaws are not hidden. I hope the author's performance will get better and better.

It can be said to be the best batch of Japanese historical novels on this site. Personally, I think it's tied for first place with "The Time Travel and Become Fukushima Masanori's Deko".

It's so well written, especially in Tomato, it's like a breath of fresh air. . If you keep updating it [laughs] it has the potential to become a masterpiece~

Very pretty, not bad

The only problem is that updates are discontinued

It is one of the few novels about Japan before the Warring States Period. 😁

It can be seen that the author put a lot of thought into it.

The crown of Tomato War novels, the protagonist is a hero, calm, benevolent, rational, loyal, and ambitious, and wears different masks at different moments. A total power machine.

Very few people write about the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. I will continue to read it. Come on, author. If possible, interact with Ashikaga Takauji.

There are very few ancient Japanese history books, and it's from the late Kamakura period. At least it's Tomato's first one. It's also very well written. I must support it.

Come on (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡The author writes very well

There are very few texts about the Japanese War. They are from the Kamakura period and should not be written here. Too few people read them.

Great, cheers author It's so well written, why is he a eunuch?

Very knowledgeable, not bad

The more you write, the better. Come on.

Giant pandas, look at them and cherish them

Really very beautiful

It's a very rare era. I hope you, the author, can persevere.

I've finished reading the latest chapter, and for now, I have no doubt that I have enough food. The author should update quickly [pouts]

Ashikaga Takaji and Nitta Yosada attacked Kamakura together? Isn't Ashikaga Takaji attacking Kyoto?

The Kamakura Bakumatsu, which is really hard to see

It's obviously very well written, but why don't it have many readers?

Only worth four points, but should be encouraged.

After watching the drama "The Thirteen Thieves of Kamakura-den", I didn't expect the author to write this book in Red Persimmon, which tells the story of how the imperial family of the Musashi Kingdom in Kanto behaved outwardly and outwardly in the last years of the Kamakura shogunate and preserved their family name.