Those Years I Spent Drifting Through Edo

May I have your name? Heart Too This name is too gentle. From now on, you will be called Kenshin.

The geopolitical environment of East Asia dictates that for Japan to rise to power, it must traverse the blood and tears of China and South Korea. Conversely, if China becomes strong, Japan and South Korea can only become vassals. This is determined by the natural endowments of the three countries. China can become strong on its own without the help of Japan and South Korea, while Japan and South Korea can only become strong by extracting resources from other countries.

Honestly, I like this book and I like the author's writing style. Without external cheats, compromises are necessary in many things, which is fine. But the protagonist is a spineless coward when it comes to women, which is unacceptable. The character of Mitsui Hisako, who is supposed to be the female lead, is disgusting, and the protagonist's obsequious behavior is utterly repulsive, making me…

Taiichi's maiden name is naturally Yagami.

I've figured it out; the protagonist is a traitor to the Japanese. He's eager to provide intelligence and advice to his American "daddy." Aren't you afraid of being the first one to be punished by heaven for doing this? At that time, both the pro-shogunate and anti-shogunate factions will kill you.

The sex industry was a major feature of the Meiji Restoration in Japan. Without the sex industry, the Meiji Restoration wouldn't have been able to raise funds so quickly (you can search it up; I'm not exaggerating).

This topic is surprisingly interesting!

Taiyi Kaka, how can you possibly carry out the Reform Movement of 1898 by associating with these pro-shogunate insects?

The author attempts to popularize a history of foreign rise in a more accessible way, allowing readers to explore the causes and consequences of the historical context themselves. Different people will find different pleasures in it: those who like romance will see handsome men and beautiful women and beautiful women, those who prefer depth will see global turmoil and national reflection, and…

Few people write books about the end of their lives, and this one is written with great restraint. Just please avoid anything that's offensive or offensive, otherwise it's fine.