Traveling Through Japan's Warring States Period: the Ambition of a Small Businessman

I suddenly wrote about Adachi Yoshiteru to death. I am still waiting to revitalize the shogunate, slowly reform, and see Nobunaga become a loyal minister of the shogunate and bring peace to all parties, and then write about Yoshiteru and Nobunaga's Shura field? It must be very interesting Unfortunately, it may start to assist Nobunaga in the fight for hegemony again, and then barbecue... Boring.

Online bowl shooting and other updates. With the sea routes between China and Japan and the locality of the Chinese in feudal society coupled with the non-authoritative nature of the protagonist, the possibility of large-scale migration is 0. If the nationalism in the novel is too strong and inconsistent with the protagonist's experience and essence, it will be very uncomfortable. The dual attributes of the time traveler can be awkward but should not be extreme. The protagonist can be both a "Warring States person" and a "Ming Dynasty person", but it is not necessary for the protagonist to eat Warring States rice and want to bring it back to the Ming Dynasty table or eat Warring States rice and want to smash the Chinese bowl he used to eat. It's better to use Daming as a backdrop, or just mention the ending. It's normal for Daming to join in the fun, and the protagonist's psychological fantasies are also normal, but don't praise him in terms of objective performance. In addition, the acceleration of the timeline is not as good as adding some novels or game content with different histories. I can only talk about the so-called poisonous points that are not hardcore. I believe that hardcore history fans can overcome them on their own and then make their presence felt in the posts. And readers who hate returning to history may turn away. Although I don't know if it's pure love or a harem, it's never important that it's an extraordinary novel. The author can just stick to his own outline. Many people who want to write about a harem and temporarily change it to a single female protagonist, or a single female protagonist to a harem, often have an awkward overall rhythm and writing style. Let me add a final disclaimer. The above are only personal suggestions and do not represent the opinions of the readers. The author only needs to read it and know it. There is no need to memorize it or hesitate when writing the article.

I suggest you stay in Japan and become the emperor and then introduce Han people to slowly replace the Japanese rule. After all, I also like the Ming Dynasty, but many of the emperors are terrible.

Don't mention Daming, it can be in the background, but it's best not to appear, otherwise no matter how you deal with it, people will be unhappy. 🙄🙄🙄

The merchants of the Warring States Period in Japan were low-class people, seemingly worse than farmers! Similar status to refugees! Any samurai can make all kinds of difficulties and extort money...

If you don't take the samurai route as a daimyo, take the merchant route. I remember that a long time ago, there was someone from the Warring States Period who took the merchant route and named himself Kudo Shinichi. Let the Kudo family become a super chaebol in modern times. You can also refer to this book. Business is pure business, and you can participate in historical events. Establish family business hegemony. In modern times, it became a super chaebol. And don't go back to the Ming Dynasty. If you are a Japanese who goes back to the Ming Dynasty, you will be inferior to others. You will be criticized if you lead troops back. Don't participate in the Ming and Qing hegemony to save the Ming Dynasty. During the Warring States Period, we will engage in the Warring States Period with peace of mind.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the protagonist's homesickness is grafted onto Zhu Ming's body which is really hard to bear.

It is unlikely to become a sworn sworn ally with a general. Over there during the Warring States Period, Hojo and Chosouga who wanted to create a shabby class were resisted to death.

Become a businessman during the Warring States Period in Japan? ! ! Isn't this a big fat sheep? When playing Taiko Rizhiden 5, when playing the role of a merchant, you have to provide supplies to famous merchants and compete with other merchants... Whether you are strong depends not on your own abilities, but whether the famous master behind you is strong? ! That is to say, it depends on the background, and the biggest background of Japan's Warring States Period is military strength (force) It can only be said that there is no difference between being a businessman and being a fat sheep in Japan's Warring States Period!

I didn't know about the Japanese Warring States Period before, but then I learned one thing. During the Ming Dynasty, troops were sent to help Korea fight against Japan. Then I learned that the people fighting were Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who unified Japan, and then I realized, ah, this is the Japanese Warring States Period. Otherwise, I would have thought that the Warring States Period in Japan was the same period as the Three Kingdoms. Who made their works always touch on the Three Kingdoms? I didn't expect that it was in the Ming Dynasty, or the middle and late period.

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In fact, the peninsula can also be written about. I really haven't found anyone writing about the peninsula's ancient times. It's only right that Korea can also be turbulent!

I'm quite surprised that Oda Nobunaga would marry and build relationships everywhere, and make friends from far away and attack close by. As for the author, with a single female protagonist, can the protagonist dominate everything? Don't you need to establish a marriage relationship with your subordinates? Or does the author think that his subordinates must be loyal and follow the protagonist all the way to the dark side without considering the interests?

Later, there will be some kunoichi, the daughter of an oiran daimyo, or something like that?

I'm curious, where did everyone first become interested in Japan's Warring States Period?

This book is a good book for me. When I first read the resume, I thought it was another stupid novel, but after all, it is a rare Japanese war novel But after reading it for the first time, I felt that the logic is smooth and the excitement is natural. The only dissatisfaction is that there are few updates Then later, I can only use one In terms of slow reading, the quality of this book in the early stage can be regarded as a good Japanese war novel, but the later I read it, the more comfortable it became. For me, this early stage of the book was just food and grass, and it slowly grew into fairy grass Every plot turning point is a logic that I can accept, and there is no self-righteous plot. And the most important point is that the author is really good at writing turning points. When the protagonist is suppressed by Oda Nobunaga and loses his territory (this kind of description is usually very rare, in the articles I read), the protagonist undoubtedly loses on the battlefield and loses control in several places. However, I don't feel disgusted at all when the author describes it I hope the author can add more while maintaining the quality.

This author seems to like deleting my comments? Could it be deleted by the system?

Is it more difficult to unify Japan or to unify Jiangsu?

It's so well written that I listened to it even in the shower! ! !

Traveling through the Warring States Period or Japan, you must kill more people

The writing is very good 👍, a rare good writing style in the Warring States Period. Give me a monthly pass, come on!

The health bars of hundreds of thousands of people are still thick, and there is no major turmoil after losing a decisive battle.

It's so beautiful. I recommend similar ones.

Finish spreading flowers😢

It's well written. It's been a long time since I've seen such a comfortable Warring States novel.

I have read more than half of this book. This book is mainly good in the early stage. In the middle stage, the endless war and spending a lot of pen and ink describing other forces seem quite boring. It is better to write more emotional dramas and have two more female protagonists.

The seventh one?

The male protagonist also needs to adjust his political power again, so as not to make the two mistakes of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. One is regional balance. In the future, people from Guandong need to be promoted. This just depends on how Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di balance the north and the south. The other is to maintain internal unity. Currently, all tasks that offend people are done by the government, such as land inspections. We should learn from Liu Bangbao and Chen Ping in this, that is, the male protagonist should take the initiative to give his subordinates opportunities to sell favors to each other, and not make it become the kind of irreconcilable situation between Ishida Mitsunari and Kato Kiyomasa. Finally, if the male protagonist doesn't want to go on a killing spree but also wants to make earth-shaking reforms, then he'd better live longer than someone like Masayuki Sanada.

The recent storyline has started to drag on, and there are not enough words in the update!

I just read a few hundred words and can't help but leave a good review. Good luck, author.