I Want to Evade the Shogunate

If you don't like the Japanese, then don't learn them. Why do you have to learn all their habits when you become the former county magistrate, and you are such a fool and a cross-dresser? Doesn't this kind of behavior cause him to become more and more like Oda Nobunaga and move closer to history?

Nondescript, nondescript, and nonsense, I feel like the number of words is too high.

Inexplicable, extremely boring, and scratching the surface.

You're already fucking Oda Nobunaga. If you don't dethrone the emperor, you're maintaining tradition, but you're still just pretending to be a shogunate.

Isn't it true that Oda Nobunaga's assumption of the shogunate is based on historical facts? Then what's the point of this novel?

Will he become the emperor and complete the reforms that Nobunaga wanted to do but couldn't do? ... But it's too difficult

I feel like Nobunaga has always written about the real history, and the setting of time traveler is too redundant. What is the difference between the result of time travel and no time travel?

At that time, Oda Nobunaga had the intention of telling the story of his family. He became the minister of the chamber at the time, but he was determined not to open the palace as a shogun. He also intervened in the dethronement of the prince and wanted to be an innovator. Therefore, his death was inevitable to a certain extent. Fortunately, he died early. Otherwise, the whole world would rebel and everyone would rebel against their relatives. He would not receive such a high historical evaluation, which is similar to Yangdi.

How should I put it? The writing in these pictures is very strange. Tokugawa is not a time traveler. I don't think there is any need to be close to history. After all, history is what happened in the past. For the protagonist in the book, he is the creator of the future. And this is Japan in parallel time and space, so there is no need to pursue historical traces. The above are all personal thoughts.

It's Oda Nobunaga… and he's still hanging… How can I stand watching this?

Continuously harming the island nation's talents is what I want to see. After my relationship with a femme fatale ended, I still stayed in my room like a dead house, full of regrets and discomfort. Tsk tsk tsk. After watching so much for five thousand years, is this all? ?

The protagonist is really a big fool and doesn't look like someone who can achieve anything at all.

If it hadn't been written at the beginning that the protagonist is a time traveler, and the Chinese names were interspersed, I would have felt that this writing would be writing about Oda Nobunaga's life. Come on, come on, keep working hard

The shogunate is the product of the licking locust. The shogunate is playing with matryoshka dolls. The shogunate has no soldiers and no power. The righteousness lies in the licking locust. Is it necessary for the shogunate to exist? Isn't one licking locust enough to stand in front?

I feel like the author wrote about a psychopath.

Fighting between several villages. . . .

I don't quite understand the author's thoughts. Writing a novel with historical fiction, and having to be the protagonist, doesn't have that flavor. I also know more or less about the historical events of Nobunaga and Ieyasu, but what you are looking at is really... It's hard to explain in one sentence! How to put it, to borrow a sentence from Boss Cao: "Weak ribs, tasteless! It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away!" I know the author wants to write the protagonist as Cao Mengde, but I always feel that the plot is a low-profile version of "Nobunaga Concerto"

An awesome person who has traveled through the world and is not a real historical figure. Why wear him?

Wearing Nobunaga would not be able to accept Aichi and her three daughters. Boring

Oh my god! It's been over a hundred chapters, and there are still people criticizing the protagonist, oh my god! ! What do you think? ! Kill those who deserve to be killed, and reward those who deserve rewards! Instead of the people below casually calling for the protagonist to die

Looking at the introduction, it turns out that Japan is a nesting doll?