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

People like Monkey, who are born as shabby warriors, are discriminated against, and they have to find a family background for themselves to cling to. You, a pariah, still want to be the leader of the world?

I saw the latest chapter of the day. The protagonist has now entered the Matsudaira family system. Now I am thinking about a question, how to develop and escape from the Matsudaira family system. As far as the current situation is concerned, there is probably only one way, to use the Qingshu Alliance and the Oda family relationship to become a guest general, and then slowly get rid of the Matsudaira family. The development route can consider the monkey route, and finally unify the book after the Honnoji Incident. The problem is, don't betray the Matsudaira family on your own initiative. In this case, even the abnormal environment over there cannot be unified. No family that has been unified has ever betrayed its superiors by the current speaker. Even Sima Yi was the one who did it through Sima Zhao's generation.

We have traveled through time, do we have to join Tokugawa Ieyasu?

In fact, it would be better to dress as Oda Nobunaga's son

As a peasant, who could you turn to during the troubled times of the Warring States Period? Only this idiot Oda, who doesn't follow common sense, would reuse monkeys. Moreover, monkeys have a very strong learning ability and rolled it out abruptly. The author should study more and study the Japanese Crossroads of Fame next door, which is the No. 1 Japanese historical novel today.

Now that the protagonist has become the lord of the city, he has no idea of ​​taking over his family members from the countryside who are still farming on the banks of the riverside lake. The monkey also has Kinoshita Koichiro.

It seems that I have never seen it at the starting point. I directly traveled to become a Chinese pirate (similar to Zheng Zhilong) and then climbed to the top of Japan. Logically speaking, in an environment like this in China, there shouldn't be no audience, right? There are several copies in Vietnam next door. And this also avoids the direct disappearance of Ming Dynasty. After all, the protagonist is Chinese, so it should not be difficult for readers who are involved in Chinese affairs to accept it.

The writing is okay, you can take a look and support it.

The writing is okay, but I don't seem to see it starting as a retainer of the Tokugawa family. Will he change jobs later? It is very difficult according to the historical process to become a member of the world without changing jobs.

Almost all of the male protagonist's subordinates are illiterate now. Let alone any cultural attainments, there are probably only a handful of them who can understand addition and subtraction within one hundred. In the next few years, Big Lizi will not be able to protect himself. The male protagonist must be self-reliant. At the very least, he must understand the taxes and calculate the accounts clearly.

The author probably has never seen this type of movie

The writing style is average, there are a lot of modern vocabulary in the article, the writing is very unprofessional, I can barely give it three stars.

This is a good way of writing. Kill the old turtle Tokugawa, and then marry Aichi in alliance with Nobunaga.

The article mentions that the protagonist has participated in many competitions. The conscripts have not fired much in the past two years, so how can the enemy be qualified to participate in the competition? The sergeant is pretty much the same. And only non-commissioned officers would have the idea to delve into tactical issues.

It's really well written. The plot is smooth and detailed. Not obtrusive.

Well written, the best Japanese Warring States novel in recent times.

Are modern people messing around with old turtles? Are you going to laugh me to death?

I misjudged it. I thought that I went from being a runner to becoming a world-renowned person.

At Honnoji Temple, we directly took over Azuchi Castle. Don't let it burn down again. What a pity.

Let me first ask, if the protagonist were a human being, would he kill all Ieyasu?

I hope the author finally dreams of recognizing his ancestors and returning to the four continents with him 😜, and understands the applause

Imagawa Yoshimoto's 800,000 stone figure is too exaggerated, right?

There are so many people studying Japanese history in China. This is already the fifth book I have come across.