Japan's Warring States Period: People of the Broken Night World

He died on a broken summer night. When he woke up, he was wearing shabby clothes, holding an iron gun in his hand, and not a single copper in his pocket. This is Japan's Warring States period. In the third year of Eiroku, Imagawa Yoshimoto's 25,000 troops pressed on the territory, and Owari's country was in turmoil. The man who was ridiculed by the whole world as "Owari Fool" was sitting on the porch of Qingzhou City drinking, waiting to see which ronin who was not afraid of death would dare to knock on his door. He is Tian Xiucheng, and he is also Tokuda Nobuchen. He knows the outcome of this era, knows Ozazama, knows Honnoji Temple, knows who will go to Luo, who will burn the mountain, and who will die in the hands of the person he trusts most. He knew that Oda Nobunaga would win, win for a long time, and then lose where he shouldn't lose. He still went to Nobunaga. "My Majesty Tokuda Masuhei Nobucheng, I am willing to die in service to the main hall." What he said is true. But not entirely. [Note: The general historical context of this book follows historical facts, and some character battles and details are second-generation interpretations]