The Ogress Princess of the Oda Clan
织田家的恶鬼姬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 921k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The last novel I read about transformations and warfare was called "The Poor Man's Two Thousand Years"...
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I have raised more than 100 chapters. I read them all in one go and it feels so good🤓
The protagonist transmigrates into the body of Oda Nobunaga's sister. During the decades of war, she was already the strongest warrior in the Sengoku period. In her previous life, she was an international elite mercenary. As it turns out, forty years after the events of the time travel, Oda Nobunaga was still killed by Akechi Mitsuhide, and the protagonist was killed along with him... Well, the first half of this book represents the author's peak of talent, and then it fizzled out.
In fact, Japan's Sengoku period was just a series of battles between a few small villages, wasn't it?
Why did Nobunaga die? Because he died too young; his ideas were far ahead of his time. Because his mission was accomplished—after eliminating the internal threats within the Oda clan—even in death, his will would continue, and future generations would bring a land free from war to reality. Why did A'in die? Because Nobunaga died.
I regretted buying it after seeing the results; I wasn't satisfied, and it ended up being a bad ending, which left me feeling a bit frustrated.
The bonus chapter has been uploaded.
As the title suggests, I've started a new book.
As long as it looks good, that's all that matters.