A Mortal’s Survival Guide After Transmigrating

If the introduction says something about what a woman wants to order, 90% of it is just a piece of street shopping, below average and not worth reading. 90% Of tests will result in dissatisfaction

Is it really so fun to be a dog for Ming Dynasty? What a strange mentality. This kind of servility feels like force**😰

In ancient times, Japan paid great attention to family names. During the Warring States Period, although there were many subordinates and superiors, it was you who asked a leader to take refuge with a country bumpkin lord who had no uniformity. What did the author think?

Here are some suggestions: if you want to write a good historical novel, you should understand the basic background culture and social characteristics of the time, instead of just looking at some historical names and events in the game. There is a sense of arrogance and contempt for his culture between the lines. If you don't like the real thing, don't write it. For example, if you like the Three Kingdoms, just write a Three Kingdoms novel.

Oh, I haven't read much, I'm sorry to say, but in the latest chapters, I actually had to lead a surprise attack by myself. I didn't understand it. Oda Nobunaga's surprise attack is much different from Imagawa. He led the team himself and added momentum. Hosokawa has a million koku daimyo. Why didn't he send a general to go there? Did he think that Hosokawa would be finished if he died?

Oh my gosh, not to mention the many drawbacks of forced wisdom, just say that you didn't quickly find a place to settle down after writing for a long time. I'm still drunk.

The protagonist raised a group of ninja soldiers who didn't take the opportunity to kill the monkeys during Jinqi's retreat. Instead, they were all sent away. Forcing the monkeys to live would cause no one trouble for the protagonist in the future. The rest basically imitated the routine written by the Warring States Period Fuxing Daichiki, haha

The starting point of the protagonist actually went to work for Nobunaga as an ignorant little retainer, which is quite original... He only has so much knowledge after being beaten to death. If he didn't use the cheat, his subordinates probably wouldn't be able to support him. If he didn't turn on the cheat, he wouldn't become a famous person by himself.

If Lao Wugui and Yuanqin succeed, it will be really too poisonous.

I gave up after reading the first three chapters. What the hell was this about?