Transmigrating to the Bakumatsu: Drawing My Sword Every Day

I'm playing Rise of the Ronin while chasing this book. The first three and five fell, and the second and fourth six supported the curtain. On Sunday, they both resisted the foreigners and made friends with the foreigners. It's hard to fight but it's fun to fight

It looks good, and the main character fights well. I want to know if the protagonist's emotional line will be developed later. I still prefer the traditional combination of a hero and a beauty. Of course, it's okay without a female protagonist, but that's not to say I won't watch it without it. Just want to know the next direction.

The protagonist still has a bit of a golden finger, otherwise it would be difficult to survive. The road of Shura from the bottom to the executioner Battousai is really well written, but there are too few updates. It is past eight o'clock today and there is no update 😠 Come on, fight your way through

The main story is pretty good. The decadence of an indifferent person after a big change. The conflict between morality and reality. A little bit of depravity tends to move closer to the times. It would be better if some of the plot could be polished. Come on.

Great Japanese kendo flow, I really want to read this type of article.

The author is awesome. He writes about how strangers come to this strange and cruel world without any cheats. They rely on the sword moves of Himura Kenshin in his own memory to survive step by step.

It's quite depressing. Even if the protagonist becomes more and more powerful, the overall atmosphere is still super depressing. But it's good-looking, and it's the right kind of wild beast that's either crazy or not.

It's very well written and has a very Bakumatsu flavor. I hope the author can stick to it 😄

It feels very Ogata's style!

Personally think it's very good