Heroes of the Warring States Era

"If you lose your humanity, you will lose a lot. If you lose your animality, you will lose everything." I actually hate this sentence, because animality is an important part of human nature, and the two should not be separated. But for people like the protagonist who are constantly reincarnated, even if they are rich and powerful in one life, the cards will be reshuffled in the next life. Losing humanity really means losing everything. (No typo, just human nature.)

To be honest, it's a bit too long-winded. The author's writing is very exciting and the readers will be very tired after reading it. I wrote almost seven or eight chapters of killing people and fighting. I hope the author can pay attention to the rhythm.

The head of a small wealthy family is written like a sword master The retainers are also resourceful sword masters per capita Being a retainer to a wealthy family is simply unfair to him The one who can be the leader must be a lower-level samurai From the leader to A general in the group must be a samurai Even if the shogun looks down on you in private, he would not dare to call a samurai a pariah in front of his face But a samurai general dares A general dares to call an ashigaru general a pariah? If this is a pariah, then who is the general? What is a famous name? What is this? Do you look down on your own class? The boss is ruthless! Not to be offended, RBQ

This is the most miserable protagonist I have ever seen. Among the tragic protagonists in other authors' books, no matter how hard the author makes it up, the protagonist's tragic experience is briefly mentioned by the author, and it quickly switches to a pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot. And this book really writes the tragic experience of the protagonist in detail. Different from ordinary refreshing novels where desire is exalted and then suppressed, this book is really depressing throughout. The protagonist is really miserable. After reading dozens of chapters, I am still depressed, so after identification, this is not a fun article. Probably this book will have a happy ending only when it is almost finished, and the protagonist will no longer be persecuted.

The writing of Akuma I is very nice, but to be honest, Kunoichi I is really not good. The main reason is that we have already seen the mature plot of the protagonist, but if you suddenly jump back, it feels like a huge contrast and too much. I don't understand what Kunoichi I is going to write about? Is it going to explain the protagonist Kunoichi's experience? Have you already introduced it? Can you name some important characters that will appear in the future? But this is half written, such as Saki from the kunoichi era who appeared in the memories of the ninth life, but the first kunoichi ended without writing about this person? (Only the last name appeared)

The writing was good at the beginning, but it started to take a turn for the worse around Chapter 80. Moreover, this female ninja life is not to say that the subject matter is not good, but the general content has been introduced before. Even if it is a new ninja life, it is not bad. I wonder if the author has changed. After a while, the book that I thought was good at first became completely unreadable.

If you, like me, like to see the world built by others to satisfy your thirst for knowledge, I recommend this book because it describes the customs of Japan in this period very well, I think it will definitely satisfy you If you can calm down and read this book, then I recommend the author to describe the scene of the fight with Aguang and others in the Scroll of Evil. Some readers think it is very verbose, but I just think the writing is great, very comfortable, and picturesque. At a time when most novels only included the names of moves and then killed the enemy, the author's clip describing the protagonist's fight allowed me to see the protagonist using ninja skills to fight the samurai. Very good Secondly, the author chose to use some literature to supplement the shortcomings of the novel, which makes me feel that the author is very careful to polish this work And I feel that I have become literate myself, (I am also a literate person) 😚 It is not just killing time. Oh, by the way, as the author said at the beginning, you must look at Japan with a rational eye and understand it carefully, so everyone must be patient The protagonist must become a big name, unify Japan, and promote Wanghua (our country's?) (Rolling on the ground). The following comments contain minor spoilers, please read as appropriate The above is praise, now is the suggestion link The author's writing style is very good, and the characters written are very comprehensive and three-dimensional, so sometimes The beauty of human nature is great, but why does the author mercilessly crush it every time he shows the consequences of human nature, such as Yuzu (a friend's very virtuous wife), the kunoichi (employed by the protagonist), and the brother and sister at the beginning? I don't know if the author is just making up or not. It is impartial and purely introduces the big era through small characters. If I can choose, I hope it is an overhead article The author shows too much malice during the Warring States Period, which itself makes us uncomfortable from the perspective of God, because at least in our hearts we believe that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be punished with evil. Therefore, I sincerely hope that the protagonist can participate in the ups and downs of the Warring States Period, at least protect the people he values ​​and those who are good to him, and if possible, change Japan, change their wrong view of slavery, and let them live a life where they can eat well and think. The author seems to want to tell us the protagonist's first nine lives in detail, which is very painful. At the same time, the author also constantly elaborates on the relevant information about Japan's background at that time. This is a process that is constantly suppressing us. We need to vent It is best to achieve it through the protagonist we have substituted, rather than Crushing the characters through the absurdity of the world, (of course, sometimes it is good as a condiment) When I was reading, the author was writing the protagonist as a kunoichi. It must be another collapse after beauty Come on, author, I look forward to the 10th life you write, maybe it should be the time of great success, I relax while writing the article It is necessary to prevent readers from being driven away before the most brilliant part I hope my comments will not affect the author's thinking too much. I am just giving my own opinion. I think most readers like truth, goodness and beauty. If it is the suppressed truth, goodness and beauty, happy reunion, or climax, we will like it even more 😚Come on, dear Come on, author, I support you, by the way, young abuser. At the same time, you must indicate the era of reincarnation. Don't always use time. Readers rarely remember these complicated chronology. Be more straightforward and we won't understand why the protagonist suddenly becomes childish 😄

Why did he become a woman again, and the characters didn't match up. It was said before that he was hacked to death by a samurai in his first life. Why did he become the son of a high-ranking official in his first life here? How many pig feet are there? I was confused when I saw them.

The creativity is quite interesting, but the writing is too messy, the dialogue is not very interesting, and it doesn't feel very historical. The author probably doesn't pursue commercial performance too much, and the protagonist is tortured so much. Is this a novel that seeks to express some philosophical core? After reading the volume of changes, I feel very confused. . .

Except for the protagonist, everyone is too strong. A battle that can be solved with just a brick can drag on for 7 or 8 chapters. This is no longer realistic, it is an abuser. Farewell.