The Ambitions of a Sengoku Foot Soldier
战国一足轻的野望
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- 672k Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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- 5y ago
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When it comes to Sengoku period novels, I only admire *The Tale of Hirate*. The protagonist of that book didn't start from a high position—though he was still a minor nobleman—but the protagonist of this book is a commoner? In Japan, where class distinctions have been rigid since ancient times, he's nothing. It's written too idealistically.
Great post! I told you, you're perfect for writing about the Japanese Sengoku period. Keep writing! Lately, nobody's writing Sengoku novels, you can dominate the genre.
Shinano and surrounding areas
The expansion of the protagonist's territory up to chapter 190. The main reason is that I was browsing Zhihu the day before yesterday and found that a column I follow that talks about the Sengoku period of Japan posted a 40-megabyte map of the entire Sengoku period, as well as other administrative division maps of the provinces. So I had the idea of making the protagonist expand the progress.
It suddenly occurred to me that the protagonist's talent and knowledge will likely become a hot topic of debate about his origins in later generations.
I recall a previous chapter mentioning that nobles and local lords during the Warring States period had very strict control over knowledge, and that military strategies and similar matters were only privately disseminated within their own clans. Although the protagonist comes from humble origins, his talents are quite different from those of ordinary people.
I forget where I read it, but someone said that the so-called Japanese Warring States period was just a few hundred dwarfs wearing bamboo armor fighting each other at the foot of a small hill. 😃
If Chinese people were to travel back to the Warring States period and become Japanese soldiers, instead of developing their territories and improving people's livelihoods, they would be better off becoming mountain bandits or sea pirates and becoming the greatest scourge of Japan.
Let me show you Uesugi Kenshin's looks.
I'd been subscribing to all of them and hadn't even started reading, when suddenly I realized it's finished! 😂
The "Ogasawara Encirclement" may be imminent, with three lines of fire and ambushes from all sides pointing directly at the Ogasawara family. 🕸️🕸️🕸️