Awakening inside an artifact, he finds himself in the Warring States period of Japan, a world utterly unfamiliar to him.
There is no Oda Nobunaga or Takeda Shingen here, only countless names he has never heard of, carving out their own domains amid the chaos. As a transmigrator, he has no System to rely on and no supernatural power to aid him. He can only cling to life in this harsh age with a little strategic knowledge from the future.
He once hoped to hide away among ordinary folk, only to learn that this era offers commoners no chance to rise.
So he chooses to plunge into the turmoil, beginning as a lowly foot soldier and using strategy as his blade to climb step by step through bloodshed and political intrigue.
From offering counsel in the war tent to commanding the troops, from wandering alone to wielding power across an entire region, the lord he serves eventually becomes a conqueror, but the tides of history never cease.
When the support he once relied on suddenly falls, he tightens his grip on the game board and looks toward the vast seas and lands beyond.
“If this realm has no master... then I will restore order to the land, and even forge a new empire.”
Watch as a nobody navigates a parallel Warring States era, breaks through impasses with strategy, expands his territory through ambition, and ultimately follows a path at history's crossroads that leads farther than the Age of Exploration.
Very well written It's just frustrating to watch This book is a good starting point
I'm writing a book review without reading the latest chapter. The main reason is that the pace is too slow and I can't stick to it. I hope it can speed up a bit.