The Dream Left Behind by Toyotomi
丰臣遗梦
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- Historical
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- World History
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A Recommendation List of Foreign Historical and Anti-Japanese War Fiction: Not Quite Masterpieces, but Few Enough to Count
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Artistic Youth Syndrome
The protagonist's legal wife, Kikuhime, gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, but the eldest son died shortly after birth due to premature birth. The cause of the premature birth was that Kikuhime was pushed to the ground by the concubine, Sakurahime. Sakura-hime harbored resentment because her father, Asano Nagamasa, forced her into marriage.
No matter how much I say, writing about the Japanese pirates invading Korea and resisting the Ming army is a major flaw. I've never seen a patriot who wants their country to lose a war. Even if it's not a war fought on home soil, the soldiers who die are still their own people. Luckily, I read the book review section and stopped in time.
Just because you smear Mitsunari and defend Fukushima makes this book trash.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi was a piece of trash, and so were his descendants.
Bear Cub is back! Feel free to share your thoughts here!
I know I've felt really bad for everyone lately, but I have my reasons. Right now, I'm trying my best to fill in the gaps in my story, so I don't have any regrets and I don't let everyone down. If possible, please leave me a few recommendation votes every day. This book still has a long way to go, and I need your help!
[Comment] How should the Tokugawa clan be dealt with after the war?
The reorganization resulted in the execution of Ieyasu and his son, and the exile of the rest of their clans.
This book is truly rubbish. The beginning was alright, but they actually dared to write about North Korea. I'm glad I didn't subscribe.
Although Tokugawa Ieyasu has a bad reputation, his policies towards China were indeed better than those of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. He knew that a wise man knows when to yield.
Why is it that 30% of the opinions in this book are those of treacherous officials, and Fukushima, who was later called the greatest traitor of the Sengoku period, is whitewashed by you? I don't understand.
The later alteration of bloodlines and the actions of the emperor seriously violated basic historical common sense in Japan.