I Was a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate

This is a serialized novel that recently appeared on the History Channel, called "I Became a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate." It is set in the early Edo period (1st year of Genwa, 1605 AD), and describes how Lin Qinghao, who traveled from the modern world to this era, as the Tokugawa young master Takechiyo, gradually established his identity as the successor to the third generation of shoguns. This is an anti-conventional group portrait novel. The first chapter breaks the rule of "only the male and female protagonists are written in the beginning" of online articles. The story's interpersonal relationships are complex. The male protagonist Takechiyo is in a very dangerous and severe environment. His mother Ae and Isshin pull him down from the throne of heir, while his brother Kunimatsumaru desperately wants to kill him. At the same time, he also has to shoulder the responsibility of killing the insect beasts one by one in Edo, which is full of insects. The setting of the entire story is actually very similar to the series of novels "Onmyoji" by Zhenmengtapir. They are both set in historical settings, but with magical plots mixed in. If Mengzhen Tapir's "Onmyoji" revolves around friendship and ghosts to advance the plot, then this "I Became a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate" revolves around friendship and insect beasts to present an ukiyo-e of teenage friendship in the early Edo period. From it, we can come into contact with the unique things in the early Edo period, and we can also closely feel and understand the growth of a young man. It is very gratifying to watch a young boy who was originally sensitive and dull grow into a strong and leader-like young master of the Tokugawa family. This is a very special novel and I recommend it to everyone.

After looking at more than a dozen pictures, I can only say that there is a reason why I prefer my younger brother. It's just that he can't compare to his brother in all aspects. The protagonist can find an island to retire on! I am always moved by the brotherly love, but then I can't even let out a fart when asked, and I get distracted or panicked at every turn. On the other hand, the younger brother has the general's wife who is also the queen behind him. He is also eloquent and knows how to act. He behaves like a brother, friend and brother, with a certain degree of advance and retreat. He knows how to please his father. The protagonist will say cold words. Even if he is not enthusiastic, you have to show filial piety. The protagonist is better, just answer me directly. I have nothing to say. You have finished what you said. Everything you said is correct. I'm really awesome. The original text said that the protagonist fell into a coma if he was too weak. The correct thing should not be to admit the mistake first, "What my father taught me is that I was obsessed with books on governing the country recently and forgot to exercise for a while, which led to the accident when I came back." Then change the topic, "But the child suspects that this matter is a bit fishy." At this time, the protagonist will definitely continue to say, "I have been feeding that horse, sex." There has never been any problem with Gwenshun. This sudden madness must be something strange. I wonder if you can let the child thoroughly investigate the horse breeder." Well, at this time, firstly, you did not shirk the blame but admitted your mistake. Secondly, you suspected that something was strange because of the sensitivity of a prince. Thirdly, you took the initiative to investigate, showing that you wanted to prove your ability. Unless your father has a grudge against you, a son who admits his mistakes, has the courage to discover, and wants to prove his ability will not continue to blatantly favor the younger son no matter what. After all, you are the prince. The fight for the prince's power is the fight for father's love. Your brother has a love affair with you, so you can't compete with him. Now you still don't behave well in front of your father, and you are still cold, who will die if you don't.

It did not vilify the enemy characters into third-rate villains and clowns. Instead, it spent a lot of time describing Toyotomi's characters in detail so that they all have their own personalities. It also did not make the protagonist punch Sanada and step on Goto, making him invincible. This is really good. Come on.

My biggest feeling after reading it is that the author did not handle the difference between the identity of the time traveler and the identity of Tokugawa Iemitsu's 12-year-old boy. The protagonist really thinks that he is the grandson of Old Oogway. When I watched Shino's part, I felt it was very pretentious. If it was an original product, it would still be reasonable to kill the concubines of the Honda family for Edo Castle, but for an adult time traveler, the reasons given in the book cannot convince me. He also particularly emphasized the power and position of the Honda family as one of the obstacles to killing Shino. But anyway, the good days of our family are coming to an end.

After reading Chapter 83, I can only say that the author deserves to be mentioned many times in the book as a Japanese light novel author. It is indeed too Nikgaru, as naive and brainless as Nikgaru, and it is also written about the plot of internal fighting in the palace 😰 The plot of killing Shina is really very Nikgaru. The protagonist has no brain at all and can only talk about big principles. In fact, he has no brain at all. He is really a complete Nikgaru protagonist. I didn't consider the consequences of killing him at all. I knew what would happen if I did it, but I didn't think of a way to deal with it. I said I didn't rely on Ah Fu and the others.

It's well written, but it's a pity it's not a historical text.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I can't say enough about the author's writing, which is absolutely sophisticated, the story is very attractive, and the supporting characters are also brilliantly portrayed, but the protagonist is too useless. Don't read old-school Japanese comics or light novels. I've had enough of useless protagonists.

Magic Day History has the feel of a cartoon. The author's writing is good, but it is a pity for readers who come to read Japanese historical novels. There seem to be no good foreign historical novels recently, but it is difficult to write well.

It's quite good. It's a pity that the magical elements were reduced, but it was expected. The original bugs are not as harmonious as the ghosts and monsters originally based on Qihe. There is no way to help it. After reading the first two volumes, I felt that the male protagonist didn't mention his biological mother. In fact, he didn't fight for his father in terms of family affection. He was a bit drifting. He didn't integrate into the status of relatives. Even Afu, who is a wet nurse, can't see how much he feels like his mother. It's understandable that others think you are cool.

I thought it was a historical novel, but I can't accept it because of the insect beasts and other things. For the Warring States period, I can't even accept the effeminate version. Don't talk about the magic change. Goodbye.

Thanks to History Channel, Thanks to Qidian, and thanks to the editor, "I Became a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate" has been listed in the popular series on the APP version and the popular category on the website version! Happy! More updates will be added every day starting today!

Under the protection of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Takechiyo basically had no obstacles and had a smooth journey. His father always gave way to him on time. Writing about Kunichiyo is actually more interesting.

What is the follow-up main plot? Although I don't understand the Japanese Warring States period, it seems that the original historical trend was for the protagonist to take the position of a general. The protagonist is now a fledgling. No matter how much the author writes about fighting for the world, it is difficult to have an opponent who meets the requirements. To this day, for the protagonist, it is estimated that several opponents can only barely become a boss with the support of insect beasts.

😃 What a heavenly start, why not try Toyotomi Kunimatsu (grandson of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, son of Toyotomi Hideyori)

The following is just my personal opinion. The ending of Inheritance was not satisfying enough. After all, I was disgusted by my younger brother and my mother earlier. They were slashed with a knife and calculated. After the protagonist finally grasped the situation, the old man came on stage and gave a speech of two sentences that the protagonist is the heir. Then he threatened his younger brother with two sentences to make him endure. It was not good, it was really not good. Considering the protagonist's environment, there really shouldn't be any big moves, but just a few threats gave people the feeling of picking it up high and putting it down gently (it was frustrating for so long). Another point is that after solving the problem of inheriting the heir, people like me who don't know much about Japanese history are at a loss. If it were a Chinese historical novel, I would have a clear context. But for the demonic transformation of Japan described above, I only felt that the world was peaceful and the protagonist had no pressure to fight insects. It was said that he wanted to become a third-generation general, but there was no real sense, or I couldn't understand the main line, and it felt like a farming novel.

The biggest problem of this book is that it does not have a definite backbone (just talking about the previous content) A World of Giant Insects is a very good concept The Three Tokugawa Shoguns is also a very good focus But the two together are not enough As a reader, my biggest impression when reading this book is that I can't change it, the conspiracy and magic It's not that interesting if mixed together At the same time, in the historical category, readers want to see more machinations rather than magic. Magic can be used as an auxiliary, but the most important thing is that the previous content is too magical The author's writing is very good, and I can sympathize with Takechiyo in the story But it is recommended to improve the concept.

To be honest, I don't understand. It's an internal fight and it's between insects. Is it a fight for hegemony or a fight with monsters?

This is this week's website recommended slot, among the important prime slots of the History Channel. I'm really happy to have recommended placements. This is the best way to attract traffic. I hope that the APP will be recommended in the recommended section next time. I will also do my best next time!

Finally won the first place

I hope the author can write less magic, it's too dramatic.

Why not travel back in time to the last general, defeat the Tokugawa faction, and shut Japan down?

Starting from Iemitsu, the main wives of the Tokugawa shoguns were either members of the imperial family or the Gosei family.

The new book has received a thumbs up from the popular serial, Thanks to Qidian Jiu Mung Bean! Thanks to all the book friends who left me messages! I'm so nervous, I hope the number of readers will increase, so that I can have continuous recommended resources. Come quickly, Zhuidu, Zhuidu!

Looking at the introduction, the protagonist is regarded as a thorn in the flesh by the so-called mother and younger brother, and they want to kill them quickly. The protagonist is too miserable.

This plot setting in the latest chapter? I'm a little bit not optimistic about it... I think it might be better if Kunimatsumaru, who was unhappy after failing to seize the throne, was reborn in the future.

Can't bug beasts eat bug beasts? They are more nutritious than human insect beasts, right? Can we feed those special insect beasts like Xinzi to those on death row?

Beautiful(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

After finishing Nioh 3 in the past few days, I took a look and found a novel in which Iemitsu is the protagonist.

What is fried pig's trotters? Why didn't I hear about it?

I don't know much about Japanese history. Is the Sekigahara War over at this time?