Japan's Warring States: The Crossroads of Glory

The writing is very good and detailed. It is rare to see Warring States literature that is both detailed and interesting. I hope the author will continue to do so. Just a small suggestion. The protagonists in the author's novels are not very good at fighting. Is it possible to have a macho protagonist or even a swordsman protagonist next time? You can't always win with a big root 😁

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?

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.

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?

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. 😭😭😭😭😭

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Chiyo Yamauchi～

Why does the author like widows so much😥

False heroines: Ningning, Kan, Ichi, Chiyo Real heroines: Demon King, Turtle, Monkey 😏

Is there a Shennong? I just read a Japanese Warring States novel next door about an unarmored woman decapitating a big black bear without seriously injuring me. It disgusted me to death.

Mrs. Iwamura in history, sister-in-law of Oda Nobunaga.

Taking Hideyoshi's path to make profit, be the basic player, and then learn from Hideyoshi's subsequent development, but it feels uninteresting. Follow Shibata's path and use Hokuriku as your base to defeat Hideyoshi. Let's take the failed path of Longchuan and capture Kantong to counterattack Kansai. Misohide's road should be a dead end, and Tokugawa's road is impossible.

Being humble is not a shame, being able to bend and stretch is a husband

Ning Ning, the wife of the country's leader

If there hadn't been the Incident at Honnoji Temple, I can't imagine how the protagonist could have seized power in the Oda family. To be honest, there really weren't many people in the Oda family who were considered losers.

The author dared to go overtime today. I feel uncomfortable watching you do this. I am so angry. Please transfer 20,000 yuan to me as a punishment.

Using the historical middle-aged portrait of Yamauchi Kazuto, the bean bag was created to give the young appearance of the protagonist.

The previous one was Ieyasu, the current one was Hideyoshi. They both took refuge in the future winner when he needed it most, and then usurped the throne when the other party was gone. This time it's time to combine the public and the martial arts. If there is an opening, the structures of the two books will be too similar, and they will become Dou Po and Wu Dong.

The Battle of Ukino by Oda Nobunaga seems to have been in 1559. Ning Ning was probably in her teens at this time, and she was probably a little girl even though she was a loli. The protagonist fell in love with her at first glance. Isn't that too perverted?

If you want to be a daimyo during the Warring States Period in Japan, can you only become a retainer for others and accumulate merit? Is there any other channel, such as the court or working alone to carve out a piece of territory on my own? The protagonist's family seems to have a city originally. If he goes to conquer a city by himself now, can he become a daimyo?

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Since reading the author's book, I finally understand what Buddha means. Especially that conversation. XXX is the XX of Jodo Shinshu Jodo Shinshu? I believe in Nichiren Buddhism! Comment: The Buddha of your Jodo Shinsect is the Buddha, but not the Buddha of my Nichiren sect? Always hold on, start! I really can't stand it anymore, no matter how many times I watch it. Let me express my emotion again, Japan is really a place where temples are full of demons, and there are many bastards. There is also Buddhism. Sure enough, those who came out of India still brought with them a bit of group culture. Buddhism has more than 30,000 temples in our country, while Taoism only has 8,000 temples. Fortunately, Buddhism did not continue to develop in our ancient times. Otherwise, the situation in Japan would have changed, and I would have felt uncomfortable.

In the end of this book, will Yamauchi establish the shogunate or follow the example of monkeys and become the people of the world?

One of Nobunaga's demerit points is to assemble. If he fails to assemble at every turn, a small group of elites will attack. This is the same method for Okezama and Toneyama. But Nobunaga was too capable Ieyasu did not deduct points regardless of the pre-war strategy, assembly, battlefield operations and post-war results digestion. There was no problem with the original strategy of the three parties. In terms of tactics, it was normal for 8,000 to fight 25,000 to have a loss. The strategic goal was achieved. Qianxin, second-rate pre-war mobilization, top-level assembly, battlefield operations top-level, second-rate digestion of results, top-level strategic direction. Takeda Shingen mobilizes the top level, assembles the top level, and fights the second rate on the battlefield Digesting the results of the battle, the top level, and the strategic direction are not as good as the second rate. In addition to being second-rate in combat, Monkey is also top-notch. On Kenshin's side, he has never led more than 30,000 troops in his entire life, and has no chance of fighting with a large army. The only time he went to Odawara was during the Odawara expedition, and he was passed over by the Hojo family because of problems with the control of the army. Generally speaking, the military organizational structure and operation methods of second-rate forces such as Uesugi, Takeda, Hojo, and Mori have not fundamentally broken away from the level of "mokoku daimyo", and are completely incomparable with Oriyonoku, the three Tenkaichi people. No matter how many famous scenes there are, it still looks lively. The biggest label when talking about Ieyasu is his age. In fact, Ieyasu is also very capable of fighting, and the battles he wins are all done beautifully. Ieyasu himself is tough and accurate enough to seize opportunities, so when he fights, he basically sees the opportunity and strikes with a hammer. The opponent is basically killed on the spot, and there is rarely a chance to fight back. This is also a reflection of his strong military ability. And after careful study, I realized that with such a reckless style, he only hit the wrong Sanfangyuan in his whole life. This is so valuable. Whether it was the early small-scale battles as a young warrior in Sanhe, or the later period when he commanded large corps in battles, his style was consistent: fierce, fierce, sharp and determined, very sensitive to fighter planes, and dared to take the initiative in the face of big disadvantages. . And because Ieyasu has good control over his troops, even if he loses the battle, he can basically save his organization and escape successfully. In the early days, under the command of Imagawa Yoshimoto, Ieyasu was a typical young warrior. His offensive ability was already very outstanding. In the Battle of Terabe Castle, the Battle of Otaka Castle, and the Battle of Marune and Washizu, it can be said that he will win every battle he attacks. After the news of Okehazama came, the entire Imagawa Army fell into a total collapse. Young Yasuko ran away with the troops directly under him. Although his mentality collapsed to the point of almost committing seppuku at Daikiji Temple, Ieyasu finally led this small force to defend Daikiji Temple, repelled the pursuers of the Oda Army, and entered Okazaki. When one of the Owari dump truck gods ruined the situation, although the young Ieyasu's mentality exploded for a time, after regaining his composure, he still showed extraordinary combat effectiveness and excellent resilience in the face of headwinds. During the subsequent Tokaido strategy, Ieyasu took care of the young football player (Ujima Imagawa) and even acted as a great assistant to the good brother during the period. Although I don't really believe in the "Isono Yuanmao 11-dan collapse" joke, it is recognized that the Mikawa Army performed well in the Battle of Anegawa. The next step is what everyone is talking about, Fat Tiger training the little turtle one, two, three, this is also one of the few serious defeats in Ieyasu's military history. But in fact, if you carefully examine the series of battles in Ichigonzaka, Futama Castle, and Mikatahara, Yasuko has already performed very well. Although Fat Tiger often did some abstract work in his early years, no one doubts the combat effectiveness of the Koshin soldiers under the Takeda family. Mikatahara is the masterpiece of Fat Tiger's lifelong military strategy, and it is also the last step of Shingen's military career. Facing the old military god of the Warring States Period, with no advantage in the quality of his troops and three times the disadvantage in quantity, it was not easy for Ieyasu to dare to take the initiative to seize the opportunity to fight back. And if you think about it carefully, Yasuko was forced to take this risky move, and the essence was to give Dasha a defensive line. Otherwise, he would have retreated directly to Mikawa after the battle at Ichinaka, stretched the front line and continued to defend. Why should he be stuck in an unfavorable position like Hamamatsu Castle? Of course, the above-mentioned last resorts seemed to have been figured out by the already mature Fat Tiger. He was sure that Ieyasu would not betray Dasha + he was brave and powerful and dared to go out of the city to fight back, so he specially set this trap. Ieyasu wouldn't have fallen for this bloody trick if he was on both sides of Owari's stupid head, or if he just sat in Hamamatsu Castle and didn't dare to pursue him. But it is a pity that the thirty-year-old Ieyasu is still young when facing Fat Tiger who has already mastered the art of war and strategy. So Sanfang original soup is produced by Tangtang. But on the other hand, even if Mikatahara did pull, Ieyasu tried his best to reduce the losses. Since Tadama Honda, Tadahiro Torii, and Yoshinobu Natsuki refused to retreat, the Tokugawa Army retained most of its troops and the core group of retainers. Therefore, the organizational structure of the Tokugawa family as a political power was not destroyed. Fat Tiger's plan to defeat the Tokugawa family until it became incapacitated was shattered. The most commendable thing is that, unlike the interpretations of many literary works, the Battle of Mikatahara did not cast a shadow on Ieyasu, nor did his military style become conservative and timid because of this defeat. On the contrary, after this battle, Ieyasu's battlefield sense has been further improved, and his decisive and fierce offensive style has been strengthened. During the Battle of Komaki Nagakute, Ieyasu was keenly aware of Hideji and Ikeda's army's lone attack. He defeated Toyotomi's surprise troops with a thunderous throw, and killed Ikeda Tsuneaki and Mori Nagaka. By the time Hideyoshi could react, Ieyasu had already finished his work and returned to Mount Komaki to continue fighting against him. Monkey could only be helpless and furious, and was tied by Ieyasu at a huge disadvantage. In the Battle of Sekigahara, Ieyasu showed extraordinary decisiveness and ability to control the troops. When the good boy Ueda Castle was pulling his hips and the main force had not arrived, once he discovered that the God of War had separated from the main formation of the Western Army and that the main force of the Western Army showed signs of retreating from the surrounding area of Ogaki Castle, he dared to decisively give up waiting for the main force of the Tokugawa Army and took Toyotomi with him. The daimyo (Fukushima Kuroda Kato, etc.) And a small number of Tokugawa direct troops went up, caught up with the Western Army in Sekigahara, and kicked them violently. The largest battle of the Warring States Period ended in one morning, and established the Tokugawa world for two hundred years. I saw some of their summaries today. Overall, Yasuko can play, and he can play very well. {"NickName":"Jie Shuaii","UserId":202541972}Boss, what do you think

I feel that each book written by the author is better than the previous one, and this book is more beautiful than the previous one.

Do you have any recommendations for Japanese Warring States literature of this level?