
Oda Nobunaga's Japanese War Chronicles
织田信长的日本战记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Foreign History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's so cruel. Half a million words have just arrived at Okehazama, where Oda Nobunaga's dominance began. The original outline must have been at least three to four million words. Moreover, there may be internal affairs and diplomacy after unification, and the conquest of Korea. It is completely based on the historical novels. Unfortunately, the Japanese Warring States period has a limited domestic audience and cannot support this kind of framework. I still want to see Nobunaga's new world.
Nobunaga can be said to be the beginning of real history in the small country of Japan. The Japan before was all ancient Japan.
Saito Nohime
I thought it was a myth? Fulfilling Nobunaga's ambition of spreading military force across the world and resolving the regrets of his previous life. It turns out to be a biography. This kind of subject is not easy to write! Come on!
Good books
The beginning is Honnoji Temple. I have seen a very interesting point of view before, saying that there may be two groups of people attacking Honnoji Temple. The black samurai ran to the Society of Jesus after being released by Mitsuhide. However, according to the records of the Society of Jesus, the time when the black man mentioned that Honnoji Temple was attacked was too early. There is a subtle contradiction with the time recorded when Mitsuhide set off. However, it makes no sense for the two parties to lie about the time. Maybe a group of people attacked Honnoji Temple first, and later a letter from an Ashigaru under Mitsuhide was found, saying that there were traces of being attacked when he arrived at Honnoji Temple. However, without mentioning the credibility of the letter itself, the Ashigaru may be bragging, but from the perspective of the novel, this point of view is more interesting.
It's rare for someone to write a letter to an adult. If possible, please replace the island country with Japan.
Ieyasu didn't pull his pants when he was defeated in the Mikatawar Battle, and his grimace portrait was also painted during the Nagashino Battle.
Pretty! Poetic and picturesque, watching the whole journey is like watching an epic masterpiece. Come on, watch this book!
Is the ending of Oda the same as in history? Author
"This Book's Lightning Protection & Criticism Post"
Writing a book is not easy, especially since it is an unpopular book, so I created a special post for everyone to criticize and complain about (complaints and criticisms not published in this post will be deleted). In addition, before the creation of this book, more than 100,000 words of information were collected and drawn from Dahe dramas, period dramas, comics, historical biographies, and historical novels. Many plots are derived from the above materials. Based on the principle of freedom of choice in reading, please do not watch if you mind.
I just discovered this good book. I wonder if the author will update it. I found it very enjoyable.
What I'm most looking forward to in this book is the Honnoji BBQ party. There are so many hypotheses about Honnoji and I don't know which one the author will choose, haha.
According to the time inference, Tokugawa Ieyasu (Matsudaira Motoyasu before changing his name) had already put on the golden-painted Buddhist robes called the takashi during the Battle of Oehazama. This was also the end of the Muromachi period, and it is inferred that he was the earliest takashi in Japan.
The author's writing is very good, at least in my opinion, it is better than most of the new book lists, and it can at least be in the top five of the new book lists. Maybe the history of Xiaoli is really disgusted by people. Another thing I have to say is that their historical names are really too ugly and difficult to remember. They are not as good as the self-made Japanese names in other Japanese novels. I hope the author can persist and work hard.
Looking at this situation, has this book turned into a trap? Is the author not planning to update for a month? ? !
Wow, first!
It's a pity to discontinue the update, so many people like this book in the comment section.
It feels like "Legend and Butterfly"
The writing is very good, but the exposure is not enough. I only read this book after reading it for a long time.
I added a skirt, why didn't I pass?
I must invest next month, it's really good-looking
In fact, everything is okay except for the description of war. I wanted to see more descriptions of war, but unfortunately the author seems to be only good at writing about individual battles. The strength of the generals has increased and it has become a fantasy style, and the war has become a battle between generals...
It's a pity. I just searched for a novel with a long letter, but it's gone.
The author has published a new book. I just noticed it and took a look.
I'm going to take advantage of this. Before Azuchi-Momoyama, Oda Nobunaga's armor had always been a large-sleeved silk weigamaru. I also knew this from looking at the shrine's sacrificial armor. Nanban's armor was not worn until the Tensho Year.
Is it a biographical novel of Oda Nobunaga? Is Nobunaga Kōki the main reference? I always thought Qidian couldn't write such a classic biographical novel