Japan's Warring States: The Ambitious Life of Maeda Toshiie

Always talking big, shouting about morality

Author, are you trying to pull off some artsy, pretentious thing like sending girls to someone?

Why write a romance if you're not going to take Nene? In the end, the protagonist was the one who suggested the monkey marry Nene. After learning of Nobunaga's arranged marriage, he was furious, saying he wouldn't let the monkey off the hook, then that women shouldn't be forced, and that you shouldn't change history when you don't have the power. I don't want to curse, afraid of being censored and everyone not seeing this.

Inuchiyo slept with Nobunaga when she was still his page, a practice known as "shudo" in Japan at the time... If the author hadn't started writing from childhood, wouldn't that be strange?

Just to avoid changing the plot, you forced the girl to be sent away. It's disgusting! The story was perfectly good, and you had to force it with a couple of pieces of shit.

This is for girls; if you don't like it, don't watch it. If you are interested, you can continue.

Is this a case of someone complaining about their own good grades? 😰 It's amazing that male-oriented fiction works like this. The Japanese Sengoku period was originally a niche genre.

Japanese authors are just different from normal people; they always have some strange hobbies.

The branch of Toshiie called themselves the Sugawara clan during the Edo period, while the branch that called themselves the Fujiwara clan was the one led by Maeda Gen'i.

Is it going public? Will it just end up on the secondary market again?