Japan’s Warring States: Hosokawa’s Ambitions
日本战国：细川之野望
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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These types of people have limited natural potential; at best, they could unify Japan, because attacking the mainland would be a complete disaster. They give the impression that they can only dominate an island nation.
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Can the coming general reveal his/her name? Anyone willing to leave their heart is welcome to come!
Well written
To be honest... Although the author has written 100,000 words, the story hasn't even reached the first chapter yet. However, the writing is smooth and the logic is clear. There is no forced reduction in the intelligence of the villains; on the contrary, everyone is intelligent. Many ordinary people, in particular, have their own ambitions, which is very much in line with the Warring States period.
Is the protagonist crazy? Why is he getting involved in Okehazama? He acts like he's invincible. And can he please stop using so much modern language? He can't even control his mouth. Finally, make the protagonist a bit more shrewd, not just a little brat.
Can we fight a war against the Ming Dynasty and take over the Northeast?
I made a map for the author.
Furthermore, if the protagonist unifies Japan, strengthens its national power, and even conquers the Southeast Asian countries, and instead of attacking the mainland, then his successor will... This is disgusting, making readers feel like he's a traitor.
Ambition, ambition. The ambition of a small businessman—tiny as it may. Yet he insists on writing about a magnificent world war.
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Short and weak
Based on your description, I'll see if he can unify Japan. I'm just a small player looking towards the sea.