The Story of a Tie in the Warring States Period

Let me observe it. The writing of this book is rigorous and has a literary style. Not suitable for beginners because they can't bear to read it. But suitable for old bookworms. Read carefully, you will find that the four-character idioms in the article are many but not complicated, the words are concise and concise, and the story in the article slowly unfolds, which is fascinating. Presumably the author is also a person who is familiar with the Book of Songs and has a deep foundation in ancient Chinese. I didn't expect that after Mr. San Chi's death, I could still see similar ancient novels. It's really a blessing!

What is the story about the Battle of Okehazama? The protagonist said a bunch of incomprehensible words to an inexplicable person, was betrayed by the Maeda Toshiie, lost a retainer, had his head robbed, himself and his subordinates almost died, and was tricked and suspected by a bunch of people afterwards. 😅

I am so touched that this book has been updated.

After seeing the protagonist being assassinated by a female assassin and deciding to spare her, I didn't want to watch it. I don't know why, but I always think that women are not humans, but another kind of animal, so I treat them differently.

From my point of view, this article is not a typical online novel from the novel's title, writing method, storyline, and conflict arrangement. Instead, it is a bit imitated by Mr. Shohachi Yamaoka's "Weaving", "Germany", and "Feng". I can't say it's not good. For people like me who have read through the above books, it is very friendly, but for most people, it is more "brain-consuming". At the same time, the intermittent updates and the discontinuity of the enjoyment have caused this book to become a niche among niches. Poor grades have a great impact on the author's motivation - no matter what the "original intention" of writing is, if you see the "hard-worked" works and are easily defeated by those "little white articles" - you will feel bad. The writing method cannot be changed easily. The decision you make will have to be swallowed up even if it knocks your teeth. Details can still be fine-tuned. The pace speeds up. Mr. Yamaoka's books are about people rather than things. The concept of human nature requires a lot of writing. Ask yourself, the writing method can be imitated, but there is no need to learn the plot arrangement. It seems unnecessary to spend a lot of writing on complicated details. In terms of motivation, you can put "not supervising" and "pledge to have a beginning and an end" first, and leave your results to chance or be more optimistic. Or, if the book is finished and there is a chance to publish it, maybe there will always be a bit of Ah Q's spirit. I also wanted to tell a story and write a book, but when I started writing, I realized that it was not an easy task. Therefore, I admire the author very much. Some people do it for righteousness (ideals, ideas, concepts, beliefs), and some people do it for worldly things (money, fame). The matter of writing seems to be no different from what the samurai, daimyo, and ministers did during the Warring States Period. Little people have their own rules of survival, and big people also have their own rules of the game. So why not take "unify the world and end the war" (unify the literary world and become famous all over the world) as the ideal? You must have some ideals, just in case it comes true ~ I hope the author will encourage you.

After seeing the Asai family half-successfully assassinating Nobunaga, he was talking to himself with great satisfaction. If the Asai army attacked Mori's troops, they wouldn't be able to completely annihilate them these days, right? Someone must have escaped back, and the secret has been exposed long ago.

I was confused. This book was written from 2008 to 2019, 11 years. This is about the Red Mansion.

I guess I'm not blind, 2008. . . 2018. . . Tell me loudly, am I not blind?

This protagonist is based on Tokugawa Ieyasu and is extremely boring.

It took me so long to read this chapter. It took ten years to finish a book. The author is amazing.

The age of the protagonist is a bit confusing! Judging from the first appearance of Oda Nobunaga in the original server, he should be seven or eight years younger than Nobunaga. However, a later introduction said that the protagonist was already in his thirties, while Oda Nobunaga was thirty-four years old. At this time, the difference was only three or four years old. The time points were also wrong. Every time the protagonist fought, Just a few months plus half a year of recuperation plus miscellaneous things, the time span is at least three years or more, but the time in the book still stays in 1568. I feel that the time period from 1567 to 1568 is strong enough to at least double the time. After reading the entire book, I feel that the author has blurred the concept of time in order to write more events. Many places cannot withstand scrutiny, and there is still a gap between the truly rigorous masters!

It's been ten years since I started reading in college, and now I'm going to be a father. Congratulations on finishing this book! 😭

In fact, I don't think the protagonist should be too happy about stealing Ning Ning, because historically, if Toyotomi Hideyoshi had not married Ning Ning, the world might not have been taken away by Tokugawa Ieyasu, because Ning Ning was jealous and had no heirs, making Toyotomi Hideyoshi's heir too young, otherwise Tokugawa Ieyasu would not have succeeded in stealing the chicken! Ning Ning is basically infertile but she can give birth to a child for the protagonist. I can only say that the author is amazing!

I came back to watch it from other platforms. I can only say that it was too young and I couldn't stand it after watching it for a while.

I read half of it, and then read the ending, and then I felt that the system in the book is not much different from history. At this time of century change, the enfeoffment system only laid the foundation for future generations to seek death. The protagonist can still be suppressed, but after the death of the protagonist, one or two generations later, it changes back.

I'm so lucky. I just found this book. Compared to someone who has been chasing it for ten years, I'm really happy 😁

I originally wanted to read it, but I clicked on it and saw that under the big title on the first page it was written "Published on October 25, 2008". Your sister has written more than 1 million words for more than 10 years. This is too unsafe.

When I saw the cover, I was reminded of that anime, Shuiyunguo Monogatari, and the song was nice too.

The development of the plot is a bit inexplicable. Kanezaki's retreat caused by Asami's betrayal forced Nobunaga to go offline, and he left the Oda family in a draw. I can only say that the author is happy.

I originally wanted to re-read Tosa no Yume, but when I followed the link, I had an unexpected surprise. This batch of Japanese Warring States primary school reading can be said to be childhood memories. But no one wrote about them after that. Is it because everyone stopped playing Anrong games?

Scribbling means nothing. During the Warring States Period, Japan was influenced by the samurai system at that time and cherished feathers very much. Anyone who dared to surrender to others would immediately kill his master. Affected by the ethos of the time, it had a great impact on reputation and character. No one would dare to use his, including his master. There is also no need to write the ages of these historical figures in uppercase and lowercase, just write them normally, and Takigawa Keijiro was born in 1533 and was 6 years older than Maeda Toshiie. You wrote him as younger than the Toshiie family the day before yesterday. Also, the Battle of Okehazama happened in 1560 and you moved it ahead of schedule. The Mikawa-Ikaku Rebellion happened in 1563 and ended in February 1564. You moved it ahead of schedule. Also, your writing is a bit depressing and the protagonist is a bit silly. Overall, it is not satisfactory.

The new book is very nice, but it's a pity it's not at the starting point.

The timeline is a bit messy! The book talks about what happened five years after Miyoshi Changqing's death. More than half a year later, it is said that Miyoshi Changqing has been dead for four or five years and is about to end in 1567. The problem is that Miyoshi Nagakei died in 1564. No matter what, it was only three years, not five years at one time, four or five years at another time, and the previous article said that Ake Mitsuhide was already in his forties. The key is that he was born in 1528. You are still in 1567 after such a long time. How do you calculate his age? What's more, in the Battle of Okegama at the beginning, the author said that Imagawa Yoshimoto would invade in a few years. The key is that in the article, he and the protagonist were banned in the same year not long ago. If you compare the ages of the protagonist and Oda Nobunaga in detail with the events that happened, the loopholes will be so big that it will really cause a headache!

The Battle of Okehazama was really written in shit. I thought the protagonist had some clever plan, but in the end, he was put in danger + a completely uncontrollable " clever plan ", and the reward in the end couldn't make up for the loss. I really don't know how the protagonist lived in his two lives. His character is sometimes calm, sometimes impulsive, and sometimes unreliable. Could it be that he was Yiyuan Dingzhen in his previous life, and he was identified as the big fool in Litang?

The writing before Shangluo was very good, with a Japanese writing style, very similar to the style of Yamaoka Shohachi's historical novels, especially the first few chapters, which are basically realistic. When it comes to the kunoichi section, it's time to let yourself go. Maybe it's because you're frustrated and preparing to become a eunuch. After so many years, the Japanese style is still there, but a lot of jokes and gags have been added, and the funny writing style is not pleasing. Compared with before, the quality has dropped a lot, and there is no such realistic taste. After all, people who read Japanese Warring States novels are all Shino Taiko players, and what they read is realism and a sense of immersion. In this regard, apart from this book, only Tosa's Dream meets the requirements. Others, such as The Pillars of the Samurai Family, are too brainless, The Chronicles of the Warring States Blessings are too naive, The Governor's Ambition is too paper-y, and there are also some such as Date's Cyclops in Bizen, which I won't even mention. They don't even have basic logic.

Without any evidence, you rashly tell your master that the general will rebel? Then knowing that you can't produce any evidence, why do you talk about observing the sky at night? What are you planning? I watched it for a long time and thought I could continue watching it. What a waste of time.

It's boring and makes no sense to read.

I came across this book accidentally and saw the cover of The Story of Caiyun Kingdom. I clicked on it and it turned out to be an old book.

Look at the line of words at the bottom of the cover, it feels very old.

At the beginning, it was a bit overwhelming to have so many famous players vote. For example, one day the protagonist went to a certain city The historical celebrities of a certain city immediately found the protagonist and immediately got close to the protagonist. Although it doesn't matter if you accept famous generals, on average two of them are collected in ten chapters. Such famous generals feel devalued.