
Nobunaga's Rhapsody
信长狂想曲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 161k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Foreign History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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5Fans
59Chapters
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This book by the author is a rare masterpiece among the Warring States novels I have read. It reminds me of the feeling I had when I watched "Eagle of the Warring States". I hope the author can keep waiting and not be a eunuch.
There are few such good-looking books that are both logical and plot-driven. Highly recommended, author. Come on! I can't get enough of the daily updates, so let's get more chapters!
Unexpectedly, the writing is okay, keep updating, keep up the good work. By the way, when will Hideyoshi come out? Don't make Hideyoshi too bad. After all, he was quite loyal when Nobunaga was alive.
Welcome to join the family of Japanese war literature. First of all, let me say that the author is still not very standard in the names of characters. Calling someone by their first name was considered rude. During the Warring States Period, this was punishable by beheading. To address a person, generally address him by his official position or by his general name. Too much to say, I just hope that this book will go further and further, and I also hope that the author will go further and further.
I just discovered that the comment area is available again. I have received a lot of encouragement from friends recently. Thank you all. This book is purely a hobby. I will finish the story I want to write without considering my grades or income. Don't worry about that.
Is it Nobunaga's concerto? ( ・᷅ὢ・᷄ )
I know the character of Oda Nobunaga from "Shadow Warrior" and "Oda Nobuna's Ambition". Under Japan's traditional political system, the old system was broken and the public sector was basically solved. Occupied a quarter of Japan. His magnificent destiny seems to be seen from the "Dun Sheng" he performed before going to Luo: Fifty years in the world are nothing but a small thing compared with heaven and earth. Looking at the world, dreams are like water. Let your life be once in a while, and then you will be destroyed. . This is the seed of Bodhi, the feeling of annoyance fills the heart . You are going to Kyoto right now. If you see the head of Lord Atsheng, Looking at the world, is there anyone who is immortal within the sea and the sky?
Brother, thank you for your recommendation vote, thank you! !
Mikazuki Munechika, Heaven, Raikiri, Dragonfly Kiri, Muramasa, Haha
The author's updates are still a bit random. This book is still good. It's just that the results don't seem to be popular. This feels very embarrassing. But I don't know how the author plans to write about this person. Nobunaga unified most of Japan. Well, he's the only one who can control a pair of messy geniuses at his disposal. After his death, Shibata Katsuie, who even Nobunaga looked down on, directly started a fight with the lower-status monkey Hideyoshi Shibata. This led to another period of confusion. But, the reason why Nobunaga died was because of Akechi Mitsuhide. Meiji Mitsuhide was a run-down nobleman. He is a proud person. The main responsibility is to maintain the stability of Kyoto and protect Nobunaga's safety. Well, because Nobunaga tricked Meiji Mitsuhide's mother to death. He was also sent to Hideyoshi (it turned out that he was a subordinate of the head of the family, but ended up becoming a subordinate of the family's subordinates, which was uncomfortable). And in the meeting with Tokugawa Ieyasu, Nobunaga humiliated Meiji Mitsuhide. This then led to greater and greater centrifugation, and finally Nobunaga died. I don't understand this a little bit. Logically speaking, your security captain, if you don't win over him but you insult him, you are getting tired of living.
Is there any more pleasant words from the author?
Author, if you use less vernacular and foul language, this book would be very good.