The Legend of the Gao Clan in the Warring States

The overall structure diagram of Pingshan Manor is probably what this Wu family manor looks like

From now on, all the pictures in the book will be placed here

The contract has been signed, and the writing is expected to be at least 1.5 Million words. Readers can feel free to collect it The income of a few hundred per month is enough for me to buy snacks for my sister

It's very well written. Originally my favorite Sengoku novels were The Tale of the Taira clan and Date's One-Eyed Dragon in Bitchu. Now this is the story of Gao's story. I feel that the protagonist is very interesting to me. What I hate the most when reading novels is the use of physics plug-ins, and how can I be merciful when marching to war. As for land grabbing, it's normal. Not to mention that the protagonist is helping Takeda, and people are forgetful. Look at Liu Bang and Cao Cao who didn't massacre the city. Didn't they still pay taxes for them afterwards?

After reading a few chapters, I think it's well written! Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer people writing Warring States literature. Kira has become a general eunuch, and General Xiangzhong is on the street. Your writing skills are quite good, and you can become the master of Warring States literature 🙂

Indeed, there is a view in Japanese folklore that Uesugi Kenshin is a woman. It is believed that he is the daughter of Nagao Shikage and the sister of Harukage. Because Harukage was weak and sick, he became the master of Echigo in his place. The evidence that Kenshin is a woman includes: 1) Kenshin likes to wear beautiful floral clothes like those worn by women; 2) Kenshin completely abstains from female sex; 3) Foreign records indicate that Uesugi Kagekatsu called Uesugi Kenshin his aunt; 4) Japanese historians confirmed that Uesugi Kenshin had strange abdominal pain every month (of course it may be abdominal disease).

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This book is well written. Regardless of whether it is really compiled based on historical materials, it is a small detail that allows us to see a true story. It is so well written!

Since San people don't actually have a deep understanding of history, if you have famous anecdotes about historical figures from the Heian to Edo periods, you might as well write them down so that San people can increase their knowledge and copy them into the book.

I hope readers and friends can leave more comments to let Sanren know that he is not alone. Your comments are the motivation for Sanren to write 🙏