Chronicles of Sengoku Japan: The Toyotomi Clan

If I were to transmigrate into Hideyoshi's body, I could start taking care of my health right now: brewing goji berries, taking ginseng supplements in winter, and determined to outlive the old fox.

The book's synopsis is problematic. A peasant saying he dreams of becoming the Grand Minister of State? You'd think he wouldn't even dare to dream of it if you gave him ten lives. His ambition to become a samurai, a lord of a castle, and a high-ranking official, progressing step by step, is more realistic, as can be seen from his multiple name changes.

From a non-God's-eye view perspective, Hideyoshi had already done enough before becoming Taiko. In fact, if Hideyoshi had just had normal fertility, the Toyotomi regime would have already collapsed, and there would have been no need for the time traveler to do anything.

As my readers know, I mainly focus on Japan; overseas is just background, and I only briefly mention it, such as the Monkey King attacking the Korean Kingdom, which is just a brief mention based on historical facts. If you want to read these, you can drop the book now. I wrote about the Japanese Sengoku period just because I happen to be more interested in this chaotic era.

The rest is probably all AI-generated content. The author just made some changes, and after the attack on Mino, it's all historical events, completely failing to highlight the role of the time traveler and the protagonist.

This is just a paid advertisement. You can watch any drama about Japan's Sengoku period. It's pretty much the same as what he wrote; he just changed some parts.

I found it ridiculous that a monkey grew from 1.4 Meters to 1.6 Meters. It's best not to change the height of historical figures, but original protagonists are different.

It feels like this book simply rewrites history exactly as it was, without any alterations. The protagonist is just a transmigrator with a son, a native dog. 🐵

It's already surreal that someone could open a gambling den and make a fortune before Okehazama; it's like something out of Taiko Risshiden 🤔. The whole book is pure wish-fulfillment fiction; you can read it without thinking too much.

You might as well just release the outline. You've written so many books, and you have some writing skill, but the novel lacks any detail; it's worse than factory-produced articles.