Note: The main heroine｜Main drama｜Strategy｜Japanese Warring States Period｜Strong Female｜Slow-burning. The emotional line is slowed down to 100,000 words and then unfolds. In the early stage, the heroine has to do a lot of things and has no time to engage in relationships. If you mind the slow-burning, please proceed with caution.
Oda Nobunaga died at Honnoji Temple, and the world was reshuffled.
Everyone thought that Asai Chacha - the legendary "the most beautiful woman of the Warring States Period" - would become an accessory of a certain daimyo in troubled times.
She doesn't.
She picked up the defeated troops of Azuchi Castle, persuaded the hesitant Nobuo, and erected the Asai family's three-sheng tortoise-shell and hibiscus flag at the head of Gifu Castle.
Hideyoshi regards her as a thorn in his side, and Ieyasu secretly evaluates her status, but her real enemy may not only be on the opposite side.
She clutched the sword her mother had left for her. No one has ever walked this road, and no one dares to walk on it.
But when she leaves, she has to prove one thing:
In the turbulent and chaotic times of Japan's Warring States Period, she, a woman, could conquer the world!
This article is a historical fiction novel, with no time travel, no rebirth, no system, and no golden fingers. It returns to Japan's Warring States Period and experiences the rise of a leading heroine.
Intention: Do not succumb to the times and destiny, even if you are born in troubled times, you must hold your destiny in your own hands
