Chronicles of a Shogun
幕府将军本纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Wish-Fulfillment, History, Classics, Anime, Systems, American Comics, Rebirth
Classics from the past decade, updated regularly. Save the list if you like it. For now, I’m not following any live-streaming novels. I’ll check out books recommended in the comments, and add them if they’re good. Thanks so much for all the flowers and support. 2017-7-8: Revised the list again and removed many novels that stopped updating later on or became tedious. 2017-10-06: Curated the list again. 2018-05-24: Made another major revision. 2018-11-1: Made a small revision. 2020-02-09: Revised
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Japanese Sengoku-Era Novels
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A collection of good books I've read for myself since 2002, based purely on personal taste. There's a mix of old and new, mostly alternate history, with some fantasy and sci-fi mixed in. I'll update and adjust it regularly. Feel free to follow, bookmark, or leave recommendations. I hope this list helps fellow readers find something to read when they're in a slump.
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All kinds of novels: urban, historical, military, American, Japanese, fantasy, post-apocalyptic, transmigration, infinite worlds, fan fiction, and Japanese entertainment
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Fanfiction, Three Kingdoms, Warring States, Marvel, wuxia, wild ideas. Anyway, they're all great reads.
Japanese Sengoku-Era Historical Novels
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[Comment] Congratulations on your departure from the palace!
😄😄😄I used to follow your books too, cough cough... Although I gave up after finding out Oichi was confiscated. But to be able to leave the palace after being there for so long is truly a model for us all! I hope to write a better fox.
I didn't want to continue reading after seeing Takenaka get captured by the monkey. You, a time traveler, stole so many opportunities from the monkey and then missed the most crucial link; it just shows the author's narrow-mindedness. You should have focused on writing the story between Ryūkō, Hōjō, Mōri, and Shimazu, instead of focusing on historical events like in fan fiction. It's all the same old thing.
I don't understand why they have to pretend to be Japanese. Couldn't they just say they're Ming Dynasty travelers? And that would also fix the plot hole about the strange clothing. It seems like everyone in this story ignores the protagonist's modern clothes.
This was the first online novel I ever read. I read it secretly under the covers at night during junior high school, instead of studying. Thank you, author, you inspired me.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 77... There were too many illogical points, and the character development was a mess... I really don't know what to say.
It's obvious that the author only played Koei Tecmo games before writing the book. They have only a superficial understanding of the historical origins and lineages of figures from the Muromachi period, and are completely ignorant of folk culture and the core essence of the samurai class. It's just a wish-fulfillment novel.
Finally, I can talk! Hahaha
Okay, I can finally post! I'm so happy!
I was genuinely shocked when I got to chapter 10... The female lead appeared so quickly... And she even got married right away! Are you sure you're looking for a wife and not an inflatable doll?!
It's a bit toxic; the author likes to kill off the female supporting characters.
Read up to chapter 200. The female supporting character is Hatsune Miku, the most beautiful woman of the Sengoku period. One dies, the other is given away – a very clever plot device. I've never played any Japanese Sengoku period games, but they require a lot of real-time strategy gameplay. Those who like collecting warlords, famous figures, and beautiful women should proceed with caution.
[Comment] No...
Did you get invited for tea because you wrote something too good? Well... Why are Japanese historical novels so good?