Transmigrating to Japan's Warring States: The Dragon of Totomi

After reading it all in the morning, I can feel the pain of Ii Mikawa Mamoru in the process of gradually turning from a time-traveling child into a Warring States daimyo from the first person perspective, as well as the alienation of feelings and values when facing the wife of a feudal female daimyo. The writing is very good. I hope the heroine can live longer, otherwise I will probably cry again if I bring Naomoto into it. 😏 If you don't fly for three years, you will grow your wings; if you don't sing for three years, you will become a blockbuster. To Naomoto Ii. I hope the author can polish his work well and make it a masterpiece.

The disadvantage is that the first person version is more uncomfortable, because it is given 5 stars for free, which is slightly worse than the one next door. People are almost unifying Hizen.

It's useless. You can't get up. You can only rely on age to kill everyone. Just like the old turtle, you can repeat the old turtle's route. You can't defeat the Hojo family. You can't defeat the Takeda family. You can't defeat the in-laws. Tell me where you want to develop? With the three families allied, you can only wait for Takeda to attack you. If you join forces with Hojo and Oda to defeat Takeda, and then develop towards Echizen, then you will offend the interests of the Oda family and the Uesugi family.

The article is of a very high level, detailed, in-depth and fluent. If you keep it up, you will definitely become a god, comparable to Can Ming. I would also like to give you some suggestions. When new terms for things in Japan appear, use bracketed annotations to facilitate readers' understanding and increase the audience. After all, I think the audience of readers in this circle of Japan's Warring States Period must be very small.

Good, good, good The plot of sending a maid is very realistic, but it is the biggest poisonous point in the novel. A hundred times more poisonous than the abuser

Anrong Games has been with me for a while. This fact should not be deliberately denied for some reason. Before writing this comment, there is a sentence that gave me courage: A strong person allows everything to happen and accepts the consequences of uncertainty. Willing to encourage others with similar interests

I have read many fictional novels about Japan's Warring States period. This one is the best! The author's knowledge of Japanese history is quite solid [laughter]

The plot has ups and downs, the writing is detailed, and it is very relevant and historical.

This book is a treasure for lovers of Japanese Warring States history. The layers are delicate and deep, with a hint of highbrow. It's suitable to bring a bottle of pure sake to sip slowly and reminisce about the beautiful mountains and rivers.

A good book must be finished.