
The Warring States: Tale of a Shura
战国修罗传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Mainly historical fiction
A Reader at Heart
I read my first novel in sixth grade, and many years have passed since then. Novels have long been part of my life. I read all kinds of things, just like I listen to all kinds of music. I read whatever looks good, rather than sticking to one genre or author.
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Ten Years a Bookworm, A Century of Reading Lists
The rough seas reveal the real gold. A good book is one worth reading and thinking back on afterward
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Tales of Heavenly Books
To know what you know, and to know what you don't know, is true knowledge.
Japanese Sengoku-Era Novels
Pretty good, I'd say.
War Is Eternal
I'll help you show off and take you to the top
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
Captain Mao’s Teahouse
Reading books that feel good, enjoying the simple things in daily life, and treating others with kindness.
The Imperial Study: Essential Reading for a Book Drought
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Really, I couldn't stand it anymore when the protagonist took down Ieyasu's mother. How the hell is this nine years old? No one is the sufferer of the illicit plot, and the appearance of the male and female protagonist makes me ex even more. Can you imagine what would happen between a lolita and a young woman? Abandoned
This book is really good and the enemies are well drawn. It's much better than those books that make Yoshimoto Kanagawa and Ryuuki Saito look like idiots.
The protagonist races to capture horses in Hokkaido during the Warring States Period in Japan. The average shoulder height is more than two meters, and the king of horses is more than three meters. The author, you are writing fantasy, right?
Su Shi has a very high status in the Japanese literary world. Su Shi died so quickly that people still worshiped him in Japan. Japanese people worshiped Su Shi hundreds of years ago during the Warring States Period 😅
After reading more than eighty chapters... I feel like there are too many articles about women. Is this a Warring States novel or a stallion novel? If you want to read about horse racing, it's better to read urban or fantasy. Warring States literature has more female dramas than fighting and farming, which puts the cart before the horse.
Brother, has this book been revised? Why is it a little different from what I saw before? ? ?
The plot is okay, but there are still some shocking parts. The battle is written in a trivial manner, relying on the protagonist to cheat and charge, with no strategy or tactics. There is also a harem plot. Will the Lord just send his princess to your house for you to play with? Haven't the other retainers found out yet? Would you like some IQ and common sense? It is possible to marry a princess, but is it possible to say that love is super free and neither parents nor retainers object?
I can read it, but not much. That's probably all the novels I've read in a few years. If I hadn't just played Nobunaga's Ambition Reborn, I wouldn't even be able to watch it.
A castrated harem novel, it's a pity that I didn't meet you at the best time 😒
After reading those pictures of Yu Da, as a conscientious person, I really can't accept it. The author is so arrogant, isn't he afraid of retribution?