Love in the Warring States

It does look like Da'ao, not average, but the writing is pretty good... The Nobunaga in the article should not be his own personality! In the face of this kind of thing, although I am very sad, I shouldn't be so timid! Recommend an article "The Secret History of the Warring States Period"

In Japan's samurai regime, especially in the families of well-established samurai, the eldest son was generally raised by a wet nurse, rather than by his biological mother. So you might think that Nobunaga and Iemitsu's growth backgrounds are somewhat similar. Regarding the description of the carp scene by the river, there are indeed references from Dao, but they are not all the same!

Why is this plot so similar to "Daao"? . . . Author's reply: In Japan's samurai regime, especially in the families of well-established samurai, the eldest son was generally raised by a wet nurse, rather than by his biological mother. So you might think that Nobunaga and Iemitsu's growth backgrounds are somewhat similar. Regarding the description of the carp scene by the river, there are indeed references from Dao, but they are not all the same!