
Soul Traveling Through the Warring States Period: Skulls Are Not Used as Drinking Vessels
魂穿战国:头骨不作酒器
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Novel in Which the Protagonist Is Reborn in Japan
The protagonist is reborn in Japan or Japan in a parallel world. It is written about life or entertainment. It is best for the protagonist to be able to cultivate reality, similar to the story about the rebirth of Japanese high school student Li Tong, or the story about the young girl next door who grew up, Liu Sanmiao. These are similar.
Travel Through Time and Build Your Own Country
Kobold
Come to the Excellent Japanese Warring States Novels, Which Require High Scores and Are Neither Mentally Retarded nor Brainless!
Have You Ever Traveled to the Edo Period of Japan and Traveled to Edo to Kill People!
The protagonist will be Wei Mingren, Feiten Yuken style and so on!
Articles About Japan's Warring States Period. I've Been Playing Games Recently and Want to Read Them. Please.
Please recommend some articles about Japan's Warring States Period! I want to take a look at the side effects of playing games recently
Traveling Through Japan's Warring States Period
Have you ever read any novels about time travel to Japan and the Warring States Period?
Looking for Japanese Warring States Novels
I recently played Taige Encyclopedia and Oda Noboru, and found that Japan's Warring States Period is quite interesting. Do you have any novel recommendations? Thank you. It seems that only some old books from many years ago have the category "Uesugi Sister". New books can no longer be found in this type.

























Let's do it a little bit. The author can give some feedback on the Oda family's reaction. The supporting characters can be written more vividly.
Beautiful, highly recommended
Well written, I love reading it, keep it up
The writing is good and the history is well researched.
It's pretty good-looking. This is the first one I've seen about the Asai family in China.