
I Became a Daimyo in Japan
我在日本当大名
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- Historical
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- World History
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I haven't read this book yet, but some of the comments below made me laugh. Byd, do you really think Japan really values royal blood so much? It's really childish. The saying "Emperor, he who has strong soldiers and horses will do it" applies to the whole world. Only when you are not strong enough will others use your bloodline and family status to suppress you. The public family headed by the Fujiwara clan used regent politics to evade the emperor. The emperor was no longer a decoration. Although he later briefly regained power through the use of the Taira and Minamoto clan, the descendants of the imperial family who devolved their ministerial status, the samurai family rose again. Since then, the emperor has been evacuated until now. With the bloodline of the descendants of the Genji royal family, the family character of the pillar of the Wu family can completely replace the emperor's usurpation of the throne. The reason why the Genji did not usurp the throne was that the emperor had been idle for too long and was ruined. He had no power and majesty except his name. When Toyotomi Hideyoshi became the emperor, the shogunate system was almost rotten. The Shinkanba system that Toyotomi Hideyoshi established after he became a man of the world was actually very good and could completely replace the shogunate system. However, Tokugawa Ieyasu could not continue to use it due to political reasons, so he could only continue to use the rotten shogunate guardian system. He opened the shogunate in tears and became a shogun.
It is really thankless to write Japanese names. What to do after getting back the rights? If you don't expand externally, you will be a provincial governor. If you don't write China when you expand externally, you will be illogical. If you profess to China, you will be a dog. If you start a war without surrendering, you will become a traitor if you win, and if you lose, you will become a dog.
Just asking, can you writers who are writing about the Warring States Period stop writing this kind of play-acting novels? Everyone is working as a working-class prime minister, can they have some backbone? Prince, general, Xiang Ning, you have the guts to sit on the throne, why can't I sit on it? Can you write it? Do you dare to write?
The author writes about Japan's Warring States Period very well in some places, and the scenes of riding horses to kill are hilarious. During the Tokugawa Shogunate period in Japan, the average height of Japanese horses was less than 1 meter. If you search it online, you will laugh to death.
The author's level is too low
Mojijiji, just gather people and deal with the disobedient people.
I'm not going to complain, the protagonist has changed the history of the Tsutsui family beyond recognition, but it has no impact on the overall situation. What should happen will happen, and there will be no butterfly effect at all
Great map of 1560
In 1560, the Tsutsui family was driven out of Tsutsui Castle by Miyoshi retainer Matsunaga Hide. The territory in the northwest of Yamato was lost
How is the plot going now? Chapter 667: Show me that I am exhausted. The territory is clearly nearby, the army has been mobilized in advance, and the incident has been planned personally, but they still have to compete for time with Mitsuhide Akechi, who was framed, and Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who later received the news. I don't have the courage to subscribe to the next chapter. I used to be surprised that someone in the book club wanted the protagonist not to lose his status, but now I know he is a prophet.
The protagonist develops very quickly
Rt, from the perspective of refreshing writing, many readers are dissatisfied But if you compare it slightly with history, the protagonist's development speed has been extremely fast Encircling the land under the nose of the Japanese deputy king In the country where the people are strong, the temple community Rampant Kinki engages in reform That's it, some people think that the protagonist cannot monopolize power, which is quite unreasonable In comparison, the Japanese war writer from the outside station wrote 950,000 words, and the protagonist only had 400,000 koku, and he received less than 80,000 koku
Ask if there is anyone who swallowed up the Ming Dynasty. If so, let's see.