A Journey That Began as a Wild Samurai

So well written. Taijun is reincarnated. Advantages: 1. The author's writing style is outstanding, and the beauty of the writing can be felt in many places. It's like watching The Warring States Period. 2. The author writes about the scenery of Japan. Detailed details, big and small. It makes people wonder if he is the reincarnation of the prince from his previous life. 3. The protagonist's attitude towards the women of the Warring States Period is great, and he doesn't lick the dog. I hope to continue to display my style of treating women as trivial. Improvements: 1. Continue to increase the sadness and beauty of things in the article, write more about quiet madness, write more about the beauty of death of warriors, the decline of daily things in the harem, etc. I hope there will be one or two such sentences in each chapter. After the author has finished writing the article, he will read a few chapters of Seishonagon Murasaki Shikibu and polish the writing before posting. 2. Give full play to Japanese characteristics. After finishing this book and continuing to open Japanese, I will definitely become a master in this field. Never change tracks.

It's rare to find gold in a tomato stone. I've read so many Warring States novels. This is the book with the highest IQ. It's not like the Holy Mother. There are many women, but they are not swayed by emotions. This is how a man should be [Like]

Xifan, there is no standard Tongzi brother, praise. At least it's not the same as starting from a small soldier, and then being promoted to a higher rank through meritorious service. Where do you move closer to, what do you show your loyalty to? Go to the other side! Gentlemen, I love war! Becoming the overlord of one party and then unifying the world is a man's romance! ! ! One last thing, the author should update! Who can read this little update? The foreigner next door thought I was looking down on him, so he updated ten chapters a day [sneaky laugh] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile]

The author himself has a lot of research on Japanese history. He describes the group fragments vividly and interestingly, and also deeply explores the fierceness and wildness of the Japanese nation. At the same time, he has a lot of descriptions of historical records and literature. More importantly, the author himself can continue to read more. More updates does not mean that the quality level is average, but the writing is very good. To sum up, I think it is very interesting, especially those who like to watch hack and slash battles. I am used to watching other worlds in China. You can change your taste and watch the Japanese Warring States Period. The author himself describes it very well

It's not bad. I'd like to support it. There aren't many good books on the Warring States period, but this one in Tomato is pretty good. Also, the Japanese ghosts have no righteousness. After all, the male protagonist came here through soul. The male protagonist can burn, kill and plunder, but he should not become a villain who betrays others and sells anything for profit.

This should be the best-looking among Tomato's Japanese Warring States novels. The protagonist's advantage is that he has a top-notch body among the Japanese Warring States Period and good martial arts skills. The description of the battle does not exaggerate the protagonist's advantages too much. There is no situation where the protagonist sweeps hundreds of troops with 50 ashigaru.

It's such a good book that I couldn't help but write a review. From less than 200 chapters to now. First of all, the author is a nuclear-powered donkey, so updates are guaranteed. When it was released before, there were more than ten chapters a day. Worthy of recognition. I can see that the content is not poisonous and contains content. It is regarded as special feed in Tomato. The protagonist makes a fortune step by step. Don't procrastinate and don't mess around. And the author knows how to mix meat and vegetables. You won't be able to eat meat. I won't just eat meat either. There is literature and martial arts. The kernel is well written. Special praise to the author. An era is filled with countless big and small figures. And countless ordinary and extraordinary stories. The short story is well written. Come on, author. . . Youxi[bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one]

It's good to read. It's the first time I read a book about becoming a Japanese. I always thought that Japan's Warring States Period village battles were boring. After reading it, I found it very interesting. I finished it in a few days. I like this kind of book with exciting battles [making faces]

The author is very familiar with the history of Japan's Warring States Period, and the updates are of high quality and quantity without any trace of AI. There is no system, and it is the super modern people who love to see it travel through ancient times. The plot is currently non-toxic. It changes the traditional Japanese Warring States period and takes refuge in the daimyo at the beginning. The protagonist takes on the identity of a samurai to revive his family name and become a daimyo himself. And he doesn't feel as if he has changed when he sees a woman. This is what the Warring States period should be like, fight, fight, kill, fight, rob, blanch, blanch, fall in love and so on. Go to the urban campus. As long as the protagonist doesn't touch the minefield of Ming Dynasty later, it will be a masterpiece. Ming Dynasty can't be won or lost. It can only be used as a background for trade.

The writing is very good and suitable for ordinary people to read. 6.4 Points, a bit low. Maybe it's because it's written about Japan's Warring States Period, so there's naturally less market for it. There's nothing I can do about it. I think Japan's Warring States Period was also aimed at robbing princesses [laughs crookedly]. I don't care about Oda Nobunaga or Takeda Shingen.