Sengoku Japan: The Sanada Clan's Ambition

This is much better.

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First, it's important to be astringent to attract lsp (sexual partners). Secondly, we should pay attention to lowering the reading threshold for popular science. Third, we must ensure 10,000 per day. The above 🙂

The Sanada family has very few powerful samurai besides their main retainers, which is a serious problem. The author should have at least given them some oxen and horses to do the hard labor.

Now, walking towards the crowd, is: The future people of the world, the elders of the Genji family, the ministers of Taizheng, and the generals who conquer barbarians; Takeda's unwavering loyalty, the most loyal and righteous in Shinju, unparalleled in the world, Zhang Liang of our time; Sanada Nobuyuki, the third-ranking councilor of the Imperial Court and the prime minister of Koshu!

The Asai Sisters 😌

I must have a lot of free time. I used DeepSeek to calculate how much the Sanada family could have earned up to now, including everything. The total value of Shinano Province can be estimated as follows: • Agricultural stone level (core): ~400,000 shi • Mining revenue (converted): + ~90,000 shi • Revenue from trade and forestry (converted): + ~130,000 shi

The author has the potential to slightly revive this genre; with a decent writing style and some satisfying moments, this is achievable. This is enough to demonstrate that the previous Japanese war novels were truly of such low quality that they were unreadable. They were riddled with flaws, filled with ridiculous scientific explanations, and written in a childish style.

To maintain his image of unparalleled loyalty and righteousness, the protagonist can only take a cautious and conservative approach. ① After Hideyoshi's death, he presented himself as a "loyal retainer" entrusted with the care of the young lord, allied with the powerful and cunning, won over Ishida, raised the banner of supporting the young lord, led his army to control Osaka, suppressed the…

I don't understand. They don't even understand the basic knowledge and situation, yet they jump out and say this and that, thinking this won't work and that won't work. It's a story set in the most basic context of Japan's Sengoku period. If you don't put yourself in the Japanese perspective, of course you'll find problems everywhere, because you're putting yourself in the Chinese mindset.