The Wolf's Howl Across the Warring States
狼啸战国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 866k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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402Chapters
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3.7kFans
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Taiyuan Xuezhai died before the Battle of Okehazama, brother, your opening introduction is wrong!
Wait a minute, didn't Taigen Sessai die before Okehazama?
The writing is so poor, it's not even worth reading.
[Comment] The last few chapters have been particularly witty and exciting!
Lots of romantic scenes! [Fn=2_14]
[Comment] I recently replayed Nobunaga's Ambition 14, and it still feels like the worst installment.
It's too simplistic about domestic affairs, focusing only on battles, which are tedious... Speaking of which, this is probably the only Sengoku period novel left. Back when I played Nobunaga's Ambition 12, I considered writing one, but my understanding of the Sengoku period was too poor, so I didn't dare.
The most beautiful woman of the Warring States period wasn't... Oichi, was she?
Alas, how tragic!
The books on the bookshelf have all said "sorry."
[Comment] This is getting more and more exciting!
The author's writing is fluent, the plot is cleverly arranged and designed, gripping and suspenseful. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the story is compelling. The protagonist is originally a historical figure, but the author cleverly alters his fate in a plausible way. The book incorporates a wealth of historical materials, coupled with the author's humorous and imaginative interpretations of fictional events, making the work truly remarkable, mind-blowing, and breathtaking! [Fn=2_3]
[Comment] Eight votes in favor!
Sister Xiaoling is here again. Sweat… Although I call myself "sister", I always feel like I'm not that old. Why is that?
[Comment] Astonishment
😰Why would a book like this, a little Japanese Sengoku period novel, suddenly appear on a website?! I thought nobody was writing them anymore. I'll read it and then comment!