Overthrowing the Rulers in the Warring States

It is not recommended that the protagonist adopts a bunch of adopted sons, not to mention that there are not many famous daimyo in real history who have adopted the sons of enemies as adopted sons and forcibly annexed other people's family names to expand their territory (the only ones I know of are Udo and Monkey, which is also based on the premise that Monkey cannot give birth to a son for a long time). I won't go into details about the physical reasons Not to mention the character aspect of the novel. It is difficult for readers to bring into the image of a protagonist who constantly recruits and cultivates the enemy's son. Such a character design is too bad (when it comes to character design, what the author strongly discouraged in the last book is the character of the heroine. It does not mean that the heroine cannot have a unique personality. Special, but her ability or charisma must at least match her personality. Just like tsundere is a good setting, but only being arrogant is terrible. The heroine of the previous book always gave readers a very artificial feeling) You can refer to the Maori family forcibly inheriting other people's family names with their own sons. , It is better to give your son as an adopted son than to accept a stranger as an adopted son In fact, the most feasible way is to directly identify the old man of the Toqi family as a foster father, inherit the Toqi family name and fight a civil war with the Saito family. After all, he is a rich man in Mino, and his popularity is better than that of the Saito family. I feel that someone with a mysophobia can also marry a wife with high family status. Although it is a bit far-fetched in reality, there is no problem if it is reasonable It is really difficult to accept the adopted son of an enemy. The adopted son has the right to inherit, and the subsequent plot will be difficult to deal with I really hope the author will consider it. The problem of character development is difficult to deal with through writing.

Before creating this book, I specifically checked and found that the rulers used by the Japanese in history are roughly as follows: The large ruler of Dabao Ryuling: about 35.6 Centimeters, which was transformed from the Korean ruler and was mainly used for the measurement of land. The small ruler of Daiho Ritsu: about 29.6 Centimeters (one ruler and two inches for a small ruler = one ruler for a large ruler). It was transformed from the Tang ruler and became popular after the Heian period. Matashiro ruler, iron ruler: about 30.258 Cm, developed by Matashiro, a carpenter in Kyoto, and mainly used by carpenters. (Most likely it was formulated by Oda Kamikata) Xiangbao ruler, bamboo ruler: about 30.363 Cm. Medium ruler: approximately 30.304 Cm. It was formulated by Inoh Tadayoshi after averaging the lengths of the Matashiro ruler and the Kōho ruler. According to the Meiji Weights and Measures Prohibition Ordinance, it became the basis for the curved ruler. Whale ruler: about 37.88 Centimeters (one and two inches of a curved ruler are five minutes). The Meiji Weights and Measures Law defines it as 25/66 meters. Wufu ruler: about 36.4 Centimeters (curved ruler is one foot and two inches) It can be seen from these many "chi" that there was no standard size in Japan during the Warring States Period. Since there is no standard size, I can only try to make one up myself; of course, I am not making it up randomly. I have to respect the historical facts as much as possible, right? Considering the actual records, I used the Taiho Ritsu Shoku (29.6Cm), the Matashiro Shoku (30.258Cm) and the Kyoho Shaku (30.63Cm) as reference objects; However, the Taiho Ritsu Rei was issued in 702 AD, the Oda Kamiro was in 1568, and the Kyoho Shaku was after 1720. This time span is indeed a bit long; After calculation In other words, it is equivalent to the 866 years from Dabao to Oda Jogakure, when the length of a shaku increased by 0.658 Centimeters, and in the 152 years from Oda Jograk to the Kyoho era, the length of a shaku increased by 0.105 Centimeters; Since the longer the time goes, the longer the ruler is, then I will work backwards and find that the length of a shaku in 1542 was about 30.238-30.24 Centimeters; Looking at it this way, the error is 0. Between 0.002 Cm, I personally feel that it is basically usable! For the convenience of calculation in this article, I will try my best to round it up and choose 30.24 Centimeters as the standard of one foot; From this calculation, 1 room = 181.44 Centimeters, 1 step = 3.292 Square meters, this is the weight and measure used in this article!

The most annoying time-travel article keeps writing the original name 🙂, why don't you just wear one with the same name?

Here's a tip: write at your own pace and don't let comments sway your thoughts. There are few people who read the Japanese war literature, but the audience is fixed. Those who can read the Japanese war are basically those who understand the historical background of this period or have played related games. Don't try to accommodate those who don't understand the history of the Japanese War. These people are destined not to be your readers. In addition, if you have any historical data or historical figures that you are unclear about, you can ask me. Come on 🌹

Of course it makes sense to suppress the superior, but instructing a large group of people to directly replace others like the protagonist does too much damage to the legal principles, and it is also very detrimental to future rule.

In fact, every country in the world has its own "traditional martial arts". Anyone who has actually practiced martial arts, fought in actual combat or simulated actual combat will know how important "transferring martial arts" is in standing techniques... Let alone MMA, which includes sleeping techniques and throwing techniques. There are some moves in Chuanwu that are preferable and can be taken out separately and added to your own routines, but the overall training methods and fighting ideas are crushed by modern fighting. If you write that you travel to China and use modern fighting skills to kill ancient people, domestic martial arts fans will definitely break the defense. It will be fine if you travel to Japan during the Warring States Period.

Your writing about rebellion is a flaw if it is not suppressed by your subordinates. If you don't have a general retainer, who will be of the same mind as you? And the family members of your subordinates are not subject to the third degree of Taoism?

The picture is taken from the "Warring States History" game map. There is a certain proportion problem with the real map. A more accurate map will be updated later.

There is no fault in killing people, and it is justifiable to subdue those above.

It was fine ten years ago, but in 2025 it can only be said to be too classic.