The Tale of Hirate in the Warring States

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.

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

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!