Transmigrating to the Warring States: Imagawa Lives On

I would like to give some advice to those who view the war god theory in the comment area and others who have a similar derogatory attitude towards Japan's Warring States Period: During the Three Kingdoms Period, the population was about 20 million, and the Battle of Chibi had a military strength of about 300,000 Japan's Warring States Period , with a population of about 12 million, the Battle of Sekigahara, and a military strength of about 200,000 The so-called village chiefs fighting only applies to the early Warring States Period. Which overlord did not develop like a snowball? Who thought they had a hundred thousand troops from the beginning? This is the only way for every country to go through the integration period during the troubled times in history. Looking at the early records of Japan's Warring States Period, we can say that Japan's Warring States Period was petty and petty. This is like seeing Steve Jobs start a business in a garage and saying that Apple is a handicraft workshop with no future. If you say something like this, you will really only be laughed at and have double standards, as if you have no knowledge. In short, since you are not here to read a book, please go out.

I just finished reading the last book, Tokiwa Momiji. Although the author does have a bit of a literary problem, and the characters of the Warring States Period are not similar to historical representations, but the writing of each character is indeed vivid, but sometimes some modern vocabulary mixed in the dialogue is a bit awkward, but the author's Time Traveler is the most time-travel novel I have ever read. It most resembles a time-traveler who should look like a time-traveler. Although the history written as fantasy is a bit subtle, the author's writing skills are really good. This romantic style is indeed suitable for Japan's Warring States Period or the Spring and Autumn Period and the Five Dynasties of my country. It is very enjoyable to watch and I support it. It's a pity that Naomasa Ii left without any fame.

Why not make a real start with the Imagawa clan? I just died, the ministers are dead, the east is the ally above, and the west is Tokugawa and Oda. Isn't this good? It's difficult. Now that you have your identity, you also have your basic base.

I made a map of Suruga Country and Enjiang Country, you can take a look

Qidian is one of the few Japanese Warring States novels, not systematic, not time-travelling. Readers who come from the old book Tokiwa Momiji, as the author said, the writing style was not yet mature at the time, but I like the author's emotional investment in the characters, and I can really feel the enthusiasm in it. It's a pity that the last book was not signed, so I can only reward it here. If you are interested in the theme of Japan's Warring States Period, you can pay attention to the author's previous book, which is free. Come on, author!

No, what are you doing? The opponent is a time traveler and the protagonist is an indigenous person?

Imagawa Yoshimoto's ability was not bad. Before Nobunaga's era, he was a great Daimyo who was difficult to match. In addition, he likes the elegant culture of Kyoto, which brings him a very strong personality charm, noble birth and strong strength. 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Although the Imagawa family started out relatively strong, it was not a good choice. Don't underestimate the Three Kingdoms Alliance. Especially Takeda Shingen and Hojo Ujiyasu. Imagawa Yoshimoto had failed in going to Luo, otherwise the two would no longer be allies, but would immediately become rivals. They might even join forces, and Imagawa would be unable to defend the rear.

It seems that no one has written Uesugi Kenshin, Hojo Ujiyasu, Takeda Shingen, and early monkeys.

Yuihe Battle Map