The Tale of Hirate in the Warring States
战国之平手物语
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Upon's Personal Journey Through Web Novels
A record of the books I’ve read during each period of my life. Each has a personal rating out of 10.
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My Reading List
A personal reading list
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Excellent Completed Works
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No Beginner-Level Writing, Realistic Style, Mostly Historical
One book, one life, one world. Every character feels real and fully formed, with their own thoughts, ideas, and point of view! Historical fiction, but not focused on technology.
Recommended Reads
No need to send flowers. Just bookmark the list and leave a comment. Feel free to like it |ω·) I prefer completed novels. Even the unfinished ones have plenty to read, so dig in. I only want to recommend a handful of books, because I believe each one is worth reading at least twice. The genres are all over the place: basketball, Harry Potter, Naruto, Hollywood, Marvel comics, fantasy, and more. Generally, though, I prefer stories set in worlds that aren't entirely made up, such as fan fiction.
Xu Sir’s Handpicked Reads
A veteran reader with nearly 20 years of experience carefully picks out promising new books 🌱 First and foremost, a novel has to be interesting. There are many ways to make a story interesting, but there are just as many ways to make it dull. No protagonists with abnormal personalities or antisocial tendencies that go against widely accepted values.
My Bookstore
Personal picks, all fully subscribed. Feels like it's slowly turning into harem stuff~
Day One of Binge Reading!
Endless fun
Read a Good Book, Play a Song for a Kindred Spirit
Whether they're big names or newcomers, we recommend good books! We believe everyone can find something they love here!
Rational Protagonists, No Idiot Plots
Rational stories I've enjoyed, with no brainless characters
Failed at Going to Bed Early
A collection of excellent books I’ve saved.
Nation, Family, and the World
Ten years of hardship cannot cool a passionate heart; love for our country and people lives within us. I mostly recommend historical fiction.
The Giraffe's Bookshelf
Welcome to follow this list ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺ All the books on this list are ones I've read myself and enjoyed. If you're in a reading slump, feel free to browse and see what you find. If you have the same taste as me, wouldn't that be great? You can come here whenever you're looking for something to read. If you've read everything on the list and enjoyed it all, recommend some books to me too. Let's share recommendations and chat. (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
Creative Reading Room
As a veteran reader, I'd like to recommend some creative books. Readers come and go, all for the love of books.
Recommended by a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
A pretty mixed bag. I'll keep updating, so if you like the list, please add it to your favorites.
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Historical, Urban, and Logic-Friendly Reads
I don't like protagonists with absurdly powerful advantages or wish-fulfillment fantasies. I like stories where everything makes sense!
A Recommendation List of Foreign Historical and Anti-Japanese War Fiction: Not Quite Masterpieces, but Few Enough to Count
I think I'll only introduce books covering events before the first battle.
Japanese Sengoku-Era Historical Novels
Historical novels set during Japan's Sengoku period. If you enjoy this subject, come join the Japan Sengoku Historical Novel Alliance. Group number: 570031522. If you love the Sengoku era, whether it's the commanding spirit of Furin Kazan or the boldness of living just fifty years, you're welcome here. Maybe you're tired of the weight of history or the predictable paths of games. Have you ever felt an urge to write, only to give up for one reason or another? Here, you'll find everything you want
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I'm so touched, this book has actually been updated!
Seeing the protagonist get assassinated by a female assassin and then decide to spare her, I didn't want to continue watching. I don't know why, but I always think of women as not being human, but as another kind of animal, and therefore treating them differently.
In my opinion, this novel, from its title to its writing style, plot, and conflict arrangement, is not typical of online novels. Instead, it seems to imitate Yamaoka Sohachi's "The Weaver," "Virtue," and "Abundance." It's not bad; for someone like me who has read those books, it feels familiar. However, for most people, it might be a bit too "brain-racking."
I saw the part where the Asai clan members were smug and talking to themselves after their assassination attempt on Nobunaga was half successful. Seriously, if the Asai army had launched a surprise attack on Mori's forces, there's no such thing as a complete annihilation these days, right? Surely some would have escaped back; they would have been exposed long ago.
I'm completely baffled. This book was written from 2008 to 2019, 2011! Is this supposed to be a Dream of the Red Chamber?
I think I'm not blind, am I? 2008... 2018... Tell me loudly, I'm not blind!
The protagonist is modeled after Tokugawa Ieyasu, making it utterly boring.
The protagonist's age is somewhat inconsistent! Judging from his first service under Oda Nobunaga after his coming-of-age ceremony, he should be seven or eight years younger than Nobunaga. However, later introductions state that the protagonist is already thirty, while Oda Nobunaga is thirty-four, meaning there's only a three or four-year age difference. Furthermore, the timeline is flawed.
The time it took to write this chapter is impressive; it took ten years to complete a book. The author is amazing.
Actually, I don't think the protagonist should be too happy about taking Nene as his wife. Historically, if Toyotomi Hideyoshi hadn't married Nene, Tokugawa Ieyasu might not have seized power. Nene was jealous and childless, which made Hideyoshi's heir too young. Otherwise, Tokugawa Ieyasu wouldn't have been able to succeed in his scheme! Nene was infertile, yet she still gave birth to children for the protagonist. The author is truly amazing!