Japan's Warring States Period: from Ashigaru to People of the World

In the third year of Yonglu's reign, it was the night before Tongzhajian. Genta Sato opened his eyes and became a low-level ashigaru head of the Oda family who could not even put together a complete bamboo armor. Imagawa Yoshimoto's 25,000 troops pressed into the territory, and people in Owari City were panicked. The elders rushed to ask for surrender. Everyone was waiting for the "Owari fool" Oda Nobunaga to commit suicide. Only he knew that the heavy rain three days later would lead to the most legendary surprise attack in the history of the Warring States Period. While others exchanged their lives for military glory, he relied on predicting history to succeed step by step. Kill the Imagawa samurai, build Sumamata Ichiyo Castle, Sadaimino, Sengawa, and burn Hiei. Climbing up from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​​​blood, from cannon fodder that could die at any time, step by step, he became the sharpest knife in Oda's tent. When the fire of Honnoji Temple is about to light up, he will finally stand at the crossroads of history and decide the fate of all Japan.