The Shingen Concerto

It's not bad, but I feel like there's no need to have conversations in Japanese first and then translate them. As a teacher, you should not be too full when answering students' questions. You must consider all the situations clearly before speaking, and don't let students have ambiguities later (the attacks between princes in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods are indeed not just, but the war to defend the homeland also needs to be separately explained. It is a struggle to subjugate the country and exterminate the species, and it has justice in itself), so think carefully before typing next time, and don't be too full. And switching between Japanese and Chinese really affects the viewing experience.

The author's narration is very attractive.

I really like the author's writing style, and the Japanese synchronization is so comfortable. I hope to continue reading, it's good-looking, I love reading it [Sending heartfelt thanks]

Not very friendly to people who sometimes listen to novels (the novels are in Japanese)

The writing is good, but it's a bit literary and doesn't look like Internet writing.

Very nice, good luck to the author

It's good, but don't have Japanese translating anymore, which hinders reading.

Very soft text

The writing is very good. Most people who write Warring States period literature do so because of their own hobbies. Come on.

I like the Takeda series very much, good luck to the author