A Traveler in Edo

With the death of Kotabe and the assassination of Hong Gyeong-rae, it's likely that Chuo'emon will be executed by the anti-shogunate faction.

For a wedding at the Imperial Palace, the bride would likely wear official court attire. I photoshopped Ran Mouri's face onto the wedding dress.

To be honest, I found this book a bit contradictory. The better the protagonist lays the industrial, military, and cultural foundation for Japan now, the better it lays the foundation for future Japanese-Russian or Japanese invasions of China. I don't want to see the protagonist make Japan stronger, but I also want to see what abilities the protagonist can use. Sigh ╯╰ People are such a hassle

I've been following this author since Bilibili, watching them write about Japan, then Korea, and now back to Japan again. When will they write about Vietnam, one of the four East Asian countries? The identity of a Mingxiang person is such a good starting point.

Oh, right, now that you, Edogawa, have ascended to the throne, aren't you going to hold a beauty pageant in the inner palace? You're fertile, and as the Shogun, the more sons and daughters the better. Plus, with the Infantry Commissioner no longer serving, you have more leisure time, so naturally you'll want to hold a beauty pageant to reproduce.

Without the Great Harmony God The nineteenth century was a century of change and expansion. Britain, France, Russia, the United States, Japan, and even Germany, while promoting industrialization, vigorously expanded their spheres of influence and colonies in order to obtain the markets, raw materials, and capital needed for industrialization.

Dear author, you've already explored Japan, the Ming Dynasty, the United States, and Korea. Your next book should be about India! Drink this bowl of Ganges water and be reborn as an Indian in your next life!

Don't compare grain prices then with now. In Japan today, a pound of rice costs around 200 yen, and good quality rice is even more expensive. A Japanese scholar specifically calculated that, based on yield per acre, number of fields, transportation and storage costs, and grain demand (ancient Japanese didn't eat beef, mutton, pork, or as much fish as people do now), grain prices in the early…

Wow! It's a new book. I'm giving myself a heads-up in advance: I hope the main character dies in the last chapter, not earlier. In addition, My wild guess is that the next book will be set in 1900. The protagonist's main mission is to establish the Japanese Communist Party. Leading the Japanese people in revolution To build a socialist People's Democratic Republic of Japan.

I was looking up the Tawara Domain... I'd never heard of it before, but Watanabe Kazan is a very famous person, so I did. (Information source: Feeding Chickens) The Tawara Domain was located in Atsumi District, Mikawa Province. Its earliest head was the Toda family, who received 10,000 koku.