Shadow of the Warring States Period: Oda Kanjuro

Ever since he overthrew Uesugi's sister, the Uesugi family has become the protagonist's biggest backer and escape route. In the beginning, the Oda brothers were in harmony with each other, but now they are almost falling out. Why not go to the Uesugi family? Moreover, Nomi and his son are currently at the Uesugi family. Nobunaga has no choice but to take hostages, even if he has such a good opportunity to escape? Now he is taking two hundred people to attack the Imagawa family. Isn't the purpose of helping the old turtle stabilize so that he can resist the Takeda family in the future? I don't understand! Wouldn't it be bad to let the protagonist go to the Uesugi family to farm and develop and then contain Takeda? The son Uesugi gave birth to is no longer a son. Don't you want to educate him yourself? When you first met Uesugi-san, she was already 27 years old. How old are you now? How much time is left? Don't let the protagonist always follow the plot, and then just fish in it. In the end, nothing will change. What is the purpose of this time travel?

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This process is a bit long, but I finally signed the contract, which is a kind of affirmation. Thank you for your support. I will adhere to my original intention and do my best to tell the story of this interesting era more interestingly.

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There are many interesting discussions about the Warring States Period in Japan. The most famous one should be the Honnoji incident, and others such as the relationship between Imagawa Yoshimoto and Taiyuan Sekssai, the mystery of Nankobo Tenkai's true identity, the mystery of Uesugi Kenshin's gender, the mystery of Takeda Shingen's Shadow Warrior, the mystery of Nobunaga's assassination during the Iga Rebellion, the mystery of Saito Yoshiryu's life experience, and so on. I will mention it in the following novels and try my best to deduce it in a credible premise. Readers who are interested in this aspect, please put forward your own ideas. I will consider them and create them together in the book. Here, I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who has read this book, and especially to everyone who voted for recommendation. I would like to express my gratitude here, thank you!

There is a price to pay for pushing Sister Uesugi. Look, there is no more. 🤭

It's understandable that the author is frustrated, but he still hopes to continue writing 😁

Popular science knowledge ~ Iron cannons cannot penetrate many iron cannon breastplates. After some armors are produced, the armor caster must use iron cannons within 10 steps. The attack tool is enough to prove the quality. There are many armors in the Japanese museum that have dents hit by iron cannons. Among them, the Nanban carcass used by Tokugawa Ieyasu has a total of 3 iron cannon dents on the abdomen and chest. Otherwise, the old turtle would have become a dead bastard. The most terrifying thing about iron cannons is that after being hit in the limbs, the lead poison will seriously damage people and require amputation, and the hot lead bullets will instantly cause severe pain, causing the person who was hit to lose the ability to resist in a short time and roll on the ground wailing. The ratio of iron cannons began to decline in the later daimyo's troops. Although iron cannons and large blunderbuss were used later, they were far inferior to those during the period of Oda Nobunaga.

It will be on the shelves tomorrow. According to the editor's suggestion, there will be a wave of updates tomorrow and a few more chapters will be updated. I feel like tomorrow is the time to decide the future of my book. I'm really nervous. No matter what, thank you all for your support. I can only continue to work hard to write.

I would like to use the following three chapters of Kawanakajima to pay tribute to my historical enlightenment work of the Warring States Period, the movie "Heaven and Earth", and also to pay tribute to Kaionji Shiogoro.

The armor wearing rate during the Warring States Period was very low, especially among peasant soldiers. From the paintings, we can see that they were basically just linen and rarely wore armor. The traditional bamboo armor is basically used by samurai. The craftsmanship of traditional bamboo armor is complicated. I am thinking that we can just ask the peasant women to weave the ashigaru armor using the method of weaving bamboo baskets, tie it with tough hemp rope, and paint it black. This will give people a very elite illusion on the colorful battlefield at that time. If you practice walking in unison and holding a spear, it will put huge pressure on the enemy's Ashigaru, and it will damage the enemy's morale before they can fight. Of course, there are many shortcomings, such as It is easy to be learned. It is afraid of fire attack and has poor stab resistance. The general is easy to be regarded as the main target. As for the general weaving pattern, you can search the basket on Baidu and you will understand. It is very simple. It is estimated that every Ashigaru family can weave 2-3 pieces. The 3 pieces of high-quality bamboo armor weaved can offset 1 Narita tax, which is public 5 civilian 5. This thing is very easy to make and bamboo is much easier to color than iron armor. This way, the colors of the troops will look the same, and the military appearance will give people a brand new feeling. Mainly to protect against long-range bow and arrow strikes and slashes, and at the same time give the ashigaru the illusion that they are protected by armor.