You Were Supposed to Spy on the Japanese, So Why Did You Found a Shogunate?
让你刺探倭情，你成立了幕府？
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- Completed
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- 678k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The Crown Prince of France
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What's so memorable about the Ming Dynasty? If it weren't for the contrast with the Qing Dynasty, it would have been heavily criticized.
Why are all the soldiers called samurai? Don't they conscript farmers as foot soldiers over there? And they have standing foot soldiers too. Samurai salaries aren't low; who can afford to support an army entirely of samurai? The lowest-ranking earth samurai are like village chiefs. They're responsible for gathering the village's farmers.
Seriously, does the author even know what class a samurai is? The samurai in this novel are portrayed like common soldiers. Samurai, that's the class of samurai. Even the lowest-ranking samurai, no matter how poor, are still members of a privileged class, completely different from soldiers.
Interesting! Could the author create a group chat for discussion? After all, the protagonist unifies the three islands and develops Ezo Island without having to fight his motherland, the Ming Dynasty! How about directly advancing eastward into North America?
Samurai are everywhere now? Even if you only have 3,000 samurai, you'd still need 50 koku of land for the lowest rank. Are you going to take out a loan without eating or drinking?
This kind of subject matter is difficult to write about.
I'm really curious to know how the story will unfold. I can accept not launching a counterattack against the Ming Dynasty, but I can't accept unifying Japan only to be forced to serve as a lackey of the Ming Dynasty.
Both the Ming and Qing dynasties were feudal societies; what's the point of comparing which pile of excrement was more stinky?
Does the protagonist's final statement about reaching the other side mean he intends to lead the Japanese to invade and occupy China?
I've just read up to chapter 36, and so far it seems pretty good. But there's something strange about it: the protagonist is clearly in Kyushu, yet he keeps getting involved with Noo and Kinki's affairs for no apparent reason. Akechi Mitsuhide and Hachisuka were already living in Kyushu, so the fact that Iga ninjas are in Kyushu in chapter 36 makes it even more jarring.
Just when it seemed the protagonist was about to lead the Japanese pirates in a counterattack against the Ming Dynasty, damn it, they were Japanese pirates!