
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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- 4y ago
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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
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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.
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Literary youth disease
The main character's wife, Kikuhime, gave birth to a twin boy and a twin, but the eldest son died shortly after birth due to premature birth. The reason for the premature birth was that Kikuhime was pushed to the ground by his concubine Sakurahime. Sakurahime was dissatisfied with being forcibly married by her father, Asano Nagamasa, so she slept fully clothed on the night of her wedding. From then on, she spent every day reciting poems and quarreling with the children of the ministers, ignoring the protagonist, and remained on the edge of the family. Later, when Ju Ji was pregnant, she kept sarcastic, and when Ju Ji wanted to make friends with her, she maliciously knocked down the main wife to vent her hatred. When Sakurahime, who had committed many evil deeds, was being liquidated, first the protagonist's mother, Chiunin, was moved by her so-called evildoers who didn't take care of me as a family member, so she made the decision to forgive her. Then Kikuhime, who had lost her son, forcibly pardoned the entire Asano family in order to prevent Hideyoshi from killing her. The eldest son was hastily buried, and Ju Ji ordered everyone in the house not to reveal the news. When she only gave birth to a daughter, the protagonist who went out to work was kept in the dark the whole time. After learning about this, Ishida Mitsunari coerced Sakuraji to become an undercover agent and cooperate with his plan to kill the protagonist. After struggling to break through the situation, the protagonist finds out the truth that Kikuhime concealed, and gives up pursuing Sakurahime and the Asano clan who jointly concealed the truth. He orders his subordinates not to publicize it, and performs a drama of making dumplings with Kikuhime and Sakurahime.
No matter how much I say, writing about Japanese pirates invading Korea and resisting the Ming army is the most poisonous point. I really don't see any patriots who hope that their country will lose the war. Even if it is not a local fighting army, the people who die will still be their own people. Fortunately, the book review section stopped in time.
I'll give you 30% of the blame. Fukushima is a rubbish book.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi was trash, as were his descendants.
Bear is back, and if you have anything you want to complain about, you can feel free to say it here!
I know I feel sorry for you all during this time, but I have my own difficulties. I am currently trying to fill my own holes, so as not to leave any regrets for myself and live up to everyone's expectations. 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] What to do with the Tokugawa family after the war?
After the reform, Ieyasu and his son were beheaded, and the rest of the family was exiled.
This book is really rubbish. The previous writing was okay, but it actually dared to write about North Korea. Fortunately I didn't subscribe
Although Tokugawa Ieyasu has a bad reputation, his policies are indeed better for China than Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Those who understand current affairs are heroes.
I don't understand why 30% of the opinions in this book are traitors. That Fukushima was later called the biggest traitor of Japan's Warring States period, but you whitewashed it.
The later changes in blood relations and the emperor's operation seriously violated Japan's basic historical common sense.