Rising from the Bottom in Sengoku Japan

Does the protagonist have a system? I really want to read a Total War: Shogun novel with a system. 🥺

Finally, another Warring States period novel! It's just that the protagonist's name is a little... Awkward.

Subordinates overthrowing superiors, etc. I feel that calling him Yamagami Tetsu wouldn't be any better. 🤫

As shown in the figure.

Japan, with its limited resources and small land area, would inevitably be driven by an insatiable desire to expand once it comes into contact with the outside world and realizes the vastness of other nations. However, defeating China on ancient battlefields would be nearly impossible.

Is a new book coming out? I thought that after the protagonist unified Japan, trained an army of 200,000, personally led an expedition to Korea, invited the Ming emperor to hunt in Liaodong, and even if he was defeated and retreated back to Japan, he would have lived a worthwhile life when he died of old age.

Japan's approach to warfare is truly different from China's; according to the book, it really does resemble a physical fight.

Why not invade the Central Plains and destroy the Central Plains dynasty?

Let's just say whether there's an author or not, and let's not talk about the final appointment as Grand Master Taiko and Shogun. Can't we just have him ascend the throne in the end? A whole bunch of people who traveled to the Ming, Qing, Tang, or Song dynasties could change the system, so why don't they want to get rid of that nominal mascot when they travel to Japan?

I just want to read a novel where the protagonist is a normal human being. Even a small family in Ise Province could have a sophisticated intelligence system; they'd know if the protagonist had deserted or experienced physical changes. And I don't want a protagonist who's superhuman, able to leap over walls several meters high or effortlessly lift 300 pounds of wood. 🤫