[Warring States Japan] Wildfire

It's quite interesting. I wonder what Ah Shi would think if he knew that his daughter had become Jixiu's concubine and gave birth to his son. And I feel like Jixiu doesn't really like Chacha, but just sees her as Ashi's shadow, the kind of extravagant hope that young people fall in love with, which is the same as marrying the daughter of a famous family to make up for being born in a poor family o(^▽^)o

Ah! Dear author, your answer touched me so much! ! ! (I am a reader from the leave section of Chapter 10. I wanted to show my gratitude, so I came here) I'm just a superficial rotten girl who simply thinks that the overlord should be accompanied by a hero. After reading the big explanation... I underestimated Hideyoshi's true love for the country. I feel a little regretful in my heart. I really, really like Hideyoshi. Woo--the plot between the lord and the retainer is so fragrant. Sure enough, it can only exist in my fantasy! Thank you for writing such a good article. I am really thinking about it now. The Warring States Period hundreds of years ago was really sighing. The historical reality is cold enough, but in today's "dream within a dream" there is still no room for a little love between children... Please show mercy, okay? Wow, it's really exciting and sad to watch, I think they are all people who refuse to change themselves. I also love and hate them, feel angry and pity them. Sure enough, this is the reality... There is no love in the world - the love of love, or maybe love itself is never a pure and unchanging thing... Here, I praise the writing once, love the characters twice, thank you three times for your replies, and in the end I will always support you! Love you yoyoda(

When I watch Japanese dramas, I never understand why the plots are so strange. It turns out that this is where their history comes from.

Wow, this is so well written! I got this from "The Piano and the Flute" and I really like my wife's writing. But didn't the child turn out to be Ji-soo's? (Forgive me for being careless

Hideyoshi's reluctance is probably because he always cares about the most important country.

Sure enough, Hideyoshi loved Nobunaga. For the sake of his master, he would give up fighting for the world, be willing to be a slave, and not be afraid of life and death. After all, Hideyoshi never gave up anything for Ashi later in the article.

I cried when Aichi no longer wanted to see Nobunaga...

It's very beautiful, but please hurry up and fill in the holes.

Oh my god, I actually want to cry a little bit when I see this

The last paragraph is well written... It feels like a movie, but also lyrical.