The Warring States of the Public Estate

After reading about twenty chapters, if there was no time travel, it is completely understandable for a native descendant of a public family to feel so comfortable. But it is really incomprehensible for a young man who was more than 20 years old to travel back to the Warring States period, where wars were raging, to be so comfortable.

Personally, I prefer the selling point of Genji's reincarnation (although I don't like Genji's romance, but I am quite fond of his charm. I can still remember the fact that General Touma was in love with Genji's back at the banquet that day). The author's writing style and history are above the standard, and although the pace is slow, it is not lacking in interesting things, so it can be regarded as a novel that can be followed. The most obvious poisonous point at present is the protagonist's extraordinary strength. The recent chapters have been a bit groundbreaking. The speed of updates may be considered a shortcoming in the Qidian article. However, this book is just right for slower reading speeds.

It's rare to see a new work, so I'm ready to take a good look at it.

Even if you are seriously ill, what are you doing here?

Everything started out well, but it was really amazing to insist on marrying Hojo. . If you don't wait for the long tail, you will lose one enemy. . I don't want to write it anymore, it's anticlimactic. .

The walled city was surrounded like that, and they went to the battlefield just because of the request of a small retainer of the other side? The 700,000-koku daimyo is so willing to risk his life? Reduced to fighting for Oda? What if it hangs up? What to do with the retainers, wives and daughters? Forcibly lowering intelligence?

The author has done a good job with the basic information, but the opening chapter is really too poisonous. A three-year-old boy is pointing out the world, and a seven-year-old is slashing people with a knife. It would be much better if the age is changed to seven or eight years old. I can persist in reading because I feel that the author still has potential. Novices always need to practice their writing to make progress. Speaking of which, Hojo's energy in Kanto during the Tenbun era was mainly focused on Bosou. After all, the deputy commander-in-chief of Kanto, Satomi, still danced happily. The real Hojo clan's success in Shimono Haruka was in the Tensho era, so the protagonist seems to have room for obscene development. However, the many psoriasis wealthy families in Kanto that the fifth generation of the Hojo clan barely managed to deal with are not so easy to deal with. Let me see how the author can reasonably write countermeasures. This is the biggest highlight of this article.

Some people say that it's ridiculous that the protagonist didn't work hard when he traveled to the Warring States Period. I think the protagonist is indeed quite stupid, but not ridiculous. Isn't it true that in modern society, you and I are fighting over each other? However, how many people are really working hard to make progress? Who doesn't know that if you work hard, you can get into a good university and have a good future? However, how many can truly endure hardship? So I don't think the protagonist is ridiculous, at least I don't think I am qualified to laugh. There is no golden finger, no system, do you think you can make progress by traveling through time? I think it's the same as junior high school looking forward to high school, freshman year in high school looking forward to sophomore year in high school, and sophomore year in high school looking forward to senior year in senior high school.

What the hell, in the end, I found out that this is a fake corpse

That's it