The Ogress Princess of the Oda Clan

The last time I read a novel about transformation and fighting was called The Pauper's Two Thousand Years...

Unparalleled in the world

It is open to criticize and criticize the author here. As for the blade? The author will not fill in the address here, so this function is not available, please forgive me. After everyone has finished hacking and scolding, you can take a look at the missing person revelation below—— Author Rhine is now recruiting characters, professions, and settings for his next book in Western fantasy. Example: Name: Ajin Occupation: Blacksmith (smithing, casting, etc.) Personality: Cheerful The name may not be exactly the same due to certain relationships, and the occupation can be all-inclusive, but please explain strange occupations in parentheses. Also, be aware that all of these characters may be ruthlessly killed by the author.

I have raised more than 100 chapters. I read them all in one go and it feels so good🤓

The protagonist travels back in time as Oda Nobunaga's sister. After decades of war, she was already the number one military force in the Warring States Period. In her previous life, she was an international elite mercenary. As a result, forty years in time, Oda Nobunaga was still killed by Akechi Mitsuhide, and the protagonist was also killed by Akechi Mitsuhide. . . . How should I put it? The first and middle stages of this book were the author's peak glory, and then he disappeared.

By the way, during the Warring States Period in Japan, wasn't it just a fight between a few small villages?

Why did Nobunaga die? Because he was so early, his ideas were completely ahead of his time. Because his mission has been completed and the hidden dangers in the Oda family have been resolved, even if he dies, there will still be someone to carry out his will, and his descendants will bring a country without war to reality. Why did A Quan die? Because Nobunaga is dead, Aquan is invincible until the enemy brings news of Nobunaga's death. Although A-Quan started out as a single person and gained many important partners and juniors, Nobunaga is the only one who truly ties A-Quan to this era. Although there has never been any touching family affection between brother and sister, they only have a tacit understanding. The only unpleasant thing is that A Quan's halo suddenly disappeared. It seemed that she was suddenly no longer the fierce general who could control the direction of the battlefield, but turned back into a death-dealing evil ghost. It would be better to say that the reason why Aquan wanted to be a fierce general was always for Nobunaga, and it has never changed. If it weren't for the frog Nobunaga put in her room, she would have been nothing but a murderer from the beginning. So, Inu is actually Nobunaga's protagonist.

After buying it, I regretted it. I wasn't happy about it. In the end, I was a bum and a bit frustrated.

As mentioned, I opened another book.

As long as it looks good, that's it