Takeda Nobuyuki

Books about the Japanese and Warring States periods are niche, and many of them are hard to stick to.

Oda Nobunaga is the most peculiar figure in the history of Japan's Warring States Period. He has ambition and tolerance that no Japanese daimyo has. Reason: 1. Oda Nobunaga knows how big the world is and how small Japan is. He has a strong sense of crisis. In his opinion, the divided Japan is a suicide act under the current world situation, so he wants to unify Japan as quickly as possible. This is the so-called fifty years of life. 2. Oda Nobunaga is tolerant, but he is very irritable. You must obey him and gain his trust. Trust is also relatively easy to gain. Fight the war with all your might and get reinforcements in time. Because Nobunaga is very proud, he will think that he can suppress you. 3. Nobunaga is unwilling to become a general. He has new ideas, which is strange and terrifying in Japan. Replace the Emperor. Instead of replacing Shibata's position, the Takeda family of Wakasa Province should replace Monkey's position and open up the two paths of Shanyin and Shanyang. Of course, you can also imitate the Tsutsui family, but that way there will be no chance for hegemony. In fact, in addition to taking refuge with Nobunaga, you can try to conquer the Western Kingdom alone. If you can conquer more than ten countries in the Western Kingdom, you will also have the capital to fight Nobunaga. However, if you attack the West Country, it will be more difficult, because the Mori family in the West Country is already stronger than you. If Nobunaga moves a little faster, the Takeda family will be besieged from both sides. As for developing north, do you go to gnaw Honganji Temple or gnaw Uesugi Qianxin? It is better to wait for Uesugi to die of old age and gnaw it yourself, otherwise you may break your teeth. Assuming that the protagonist has conquered more than ten countries in the Western Kingdom and reached a truce with the Four Kingdoms of Kyushu, it should be exactly when Nobunaga succeeds in going to Luo, sniper the monkey invasion, and then go for a sneak attack during the Battle of Changjo, or you can wait, wait for the Monkey China's big reversal, stab the monkey when the monkey leaves, and then take advantage of the momentum to sweep the world.

It's been a long time since I've seen a historical district work that appeals to me so much🌹🤭

As the saying goes, if you are not secretive, your ministers will be ruined.

Give someone a handle... And there are two powerful three-point Wakasa beings.

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I guessed that Miyoshi would help the protagonist fight Dango. As for why I never guessed it accurately, I always thought that it was because Miyoshi wanted to work with the protagonist to deal with the Tanba problem. Because Miyoshi has been at war in Tanba, and lost several times, and then brought people from Shikoku to suppress it. I didn't guess that the author wrote this more incisively. It turned out that he wanted to kill for a thousand years and poke Rokkaku in the butt. In addition, Asai's retainer has always wanted to defeat Rokkaku. This is a good opportunity. But without Tango Tajima as a base, I'm afraid I won't be able to do anything even if I stab him. Not to mention taking up a hexagonal space, we still have to prevent Sanhao from growing. Of course, I think the author will take it into consideration. In fact, I wonder if after Miyoshi kills Ashikaga, he can marry Asai and the Kitahata Asakura Alliance, which can be regarded as a replica of the Three Kingdoms Alliance. It can contain Nobunaga Joroga and use Taima Dan to capture Tanba, surround Miyoshi and cannibalize Kinki step by step, and then use the emperor to control the princes. I can't think of how to develop it later. This is purely personal YY. Readers can also share their opinions.

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I feel that the author wrote in big words that the protagonist won an important battle and did not mention the reactions and changes in attitudes of the neighboring daimyo. He only mentioned a few sentences about the protagonist's rise in prestige, which seemed a bit careless. I always felt that the influence of the protagonist's activities was only limited to Wakasa. Personally, I think the pleasure brought by Sengoku novels is not only the unique war and culture of Japan, but also the intrigues and intrigues between the various daimyo forces. It is too boring for the protagonist to always perform a one-man show on the stage.

But we are surrounded by powerful neighbors Development is difficult