Japan's Warring States: The Crossroads of Glory

Oda Ichi should be the prettier one in the Oda family, but there is a question mark as to whether she is the most beautiful woman in the world. If she were not Oda Nobunaga's sister, and was later pursued by Shibata and Monkey, her influence would not be so great at all. I feel that the retainers' pursuit of her later was not because of women's sex, but more likely because of feelings and interests. The truly recognized beauty should be from a small family like Narita Kaihime. In addition, the political wisdom of Oda City is really messed up, or Orihime. The Tian family is very successful in the education of their daughters. Even after they get married, they still remember that they are a member of the Oda family. They betrayed their husbands and sold them with confidence. They are not good marriage partners. If appearance and birth are not discussed, whether it is Ning Ning, Chiyo, or Korematsu is a very good wife, and Oda Ichi and Saito Guiche are very similar. They are both famous than actual, so they are not good candidates for support. If the protagonist is a famous person with a family background, it doesn't matter if he marries a vase, but it is better not to mess around in the entrepreneurial stage.

If you write about ancient China, the protagonist must have rice noodle points, otherwise it will not be very enjoyable for everyone to watch. Writing about ancient Europe is also very particular. But when writing about Japan's Warring States Period, the Japanese were treated as if they were Japanese, and burning begging was the basic operation, which made me feel comfortable.

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Unknowingly, this book has become a masterpiece, although I had a hunch. But I think the achievements of this book should be more than that, after all, it was so enjoyable to read. After all, which man doesn't want to fight like a tiger and be as angry as a tiger?

Why are six out of ten Japanese Sengoku novels based on Oda Nobunaga, and the rest are about Nagao Kagetora, Takeda Shingen, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and self-created characters. But few people write about other generals/daimyos such as Ashikaga Yoshiteru, Hojo Ujiyasu, Shimazu Yoshihiro?

The top must-eat Ashi during the Warring States Period~

I can clearly feel the author's progress. This book is much more enjoyable than the previous one. I just wonder if the protagonist's strength can be increased a little. I feel that the fights are all based on teammates, and there is no strong performance. Although it is still very exciting, if the force is still as brave as the previous book, which was boasted by others, I personally feel that it will be a bit boring. Personally, I prefer True Fighter.

Damn, just these 46 chapters, the writing is so awesome, I like it so much, I really regret it now, I should have known that Yang Yiyang was the right one, the writing is so on point, I really admire it. 😭😭😭😭😭

Chiyo Yamauchi~

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