Japan's Warring States Period: Oda Nobunaga's New Order

Travel through time and become Owari's "Master Ji", the future Oda Saburo Nobunaga. In the history books, he will burn out his dominance at Honnoji Temple, leaving only a sigh; and this time, he is determined to rewrite the entire "Japanese Warring States History." Starting from the corner of Owari, the land was inspected and measured, the tax system was reformed to cut down the powerful, the armaments were reorganized, the city was opened, the iron artillery and the military system were reformed together, and the country was no longer closed to the Ming Dynasty and the West. In the Warring States period, when all the heroes were rising together, he wanted to implement the new order in the name of "arming the world" and create a peaceful paradise from the ruins of blood and fire. [The first volume mainly lays out the pattern of troubled times from the perspective of Oda Nobhide and other group portraits, and the second volume turns to the absolute main perspective of Oda Nobunaga. It's more rigorous and slow to warm up, not the fun-and-bombing type.