Kira Yoshinobu Warmly Reminds: the Enemy Is in Okezama!

Very well written, good at protecting niche topics I've finished reading it, it's very interesting, but there is one small point that may be criticized by others in the future. That is, the main character is on the mountain and being watched and eavesdropped by others is fine. But if others are peeking and eavesdropping on his own territory, it seems very poisonous. I suggest the author change it.

The author designed it very cleverly. I didn't understand the meaning clearly at first. 1. The correct time window: around 1561, during the fourth fierce battle on Kawanakajima, Takeda Yoshinobu was still alive, and Shingen was tied to the north by Uesugi, with no remaining strength to go south; Imagawa's Shouguini still had the right to speak, and had the motive to spend money to instigate the Ichikou sect temple. 2. Reconstructing the origins of the rebellion: breaking away from the internal conflicts of the official history of "the lords procured the territory and forced the rebels", and changed it to the bribery and incitement of foreign forces. Legally, the protagonist has the legitimacy of strong suppression, avoiding the dilemma that Ieyasu did not dare to liquidate. 3. Supporting the design of the protagonist's chassis: business brings financial resources to support a professional standing army and retainers who are hired from outside + people who are loyal to themselves to avoid the fatal danger of collective defection of generations; marry Oda and get diplomatic cover. 4. Interlocking long-term benefits: After quickly quelling the rebellion, in the name of pacifying the internal forces, you can take back the temple territory, split up the local wealthy families, and complete the unified integration of Mikawa ahead of schedule. When Takeda frees up and goes south, the protagonist already has a stable and complete territory, and is no longer in the same internal and external situation as Matsudaira Ieyasu.

[Laughing] Produced by Xiaoxian, it must be high-quality!

[Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts]Absolutely good book, be careful with the beautiful writer! It's really beautiful. I've never seen such a beautiful Japanese Warring States novel. The plot and battlefield scenes are all outstanding. Watching the protagonist break the situation little by little, I want to follow the protagonist to grow little by little. Imagawa Yoshimoto, Oda Nobunaga, and Taiyuan Xuezai are not facial expressions, and their IQs are online. Of course, the protagonist group is also luxurious enough, including Honda Masanobu, Okubo Choan, Kinoshita Koichiro, Masuda Nagamori, Honda Tadakatsu, Shima Sakon, Maeda Keiji, Kanbara Masayasu, Watanabe Moritsuna and many other famous generals. There is also a small surprise collector's edition of Ukyo Tachibana. The female protagonists currently include Ashi, Zhihu, and Ningning. The plot is interlocking and exciting. The most exciting thing is naturally the battle between the barrels. Both sides fought risking their lives. It's so exciting that it beats all existing novels. There is no poison in the book and you can eat it with confidence.

Characters from the game Samurai Shodown have been added. There are new ideas, the text is smooth, and there are currently no black spots.

Come on, write faster [eating melon]

It's okay if you don't need to worry about the details.

OK, OK, OK, OK, OK

The beginning is very well written, and the pace is indeed faster than the previous one. It's not bad. Good luck, author.

The beginning of this book is better than the previous one, let's see how it goes.

The author is quick to update. On the subject of Japan's Warring States Period, it is a good book in comparison.

Well written, I like it very much, keep up the good work

Very good, if you are interested in Japan's Warring States Period, you can check it out

It's considered a good read among Japanese Warring States books.

Five-star support

It's pretty good so far, but the author doesn't want the protagonist to have a harem anymore, I want to see blood flowing like a river! 😡 @ Mala

The protagonist is already traveling throughout the Warring States period at the age of thirteen [laughing] But has the so-called Japanese Zhang Fei been strengthened too much? He can defeat the veteran at the age of 11. At least he needs to be in good health.

Not a particularly realistic Japanese Warring States novel

Surprisingly good Good reviews

Let me guess, Ieyasu is probably going to take Ieyasu's route, leaving Ieyasu with nowhere to go.

Can I support it with five stars?

The writing is good, but there is no need to strengthen the enemy. Imagawa Yoshimoto has an illegitimate son named Haohmaru, who is a very powerful swordsman. The current monk is rebelling, and his illegitimate son is also a very sinister and vicious swordsman.