Toyotomi Hidemitsu

It is impossible to openly trade with the Ming Dynasty. Japan is a territorial state, and small daimyo and local merchants of the Ming Dynasty smuggle each other. If the daimyo wants to use "customs clearance documents" to carry out international trade, then according to the political atmosphere of the Ming Dynasty at that time and the interests of the small daimyo, a large number of Japanese pirates will definitely appear. There is also the title of "King of Japan". If the Toyotomi family accepts it, it will be tantamount to treason, and they will either be "sidelined" by the princes, or bear historical responsibility (political risks). However, if they do not accept it, the political relationship is not established diplomatically, and they will be classified as Europeans by the Ming Dynasty. Tariffs and trade scale will be restricted. Moreover, the area from Kyushu to Setouchi is basically a nest for Japanese pirates. If you want to do business with Taiwan's Zheng Chenggong, you must either capture Ryukyu or Shimadzu. If you invade Ryukyu, you will have a stalemate with Nanming. Otherwise, Shimadzu will cut off the trade line and you will be controlled by Shimadzu. Moreover, the Tokugawa navy controlled Seto and would implement a closed country (after the Shimabara Rebellion). If smuggling was necessary, Japanese pirates would need to be taken care of, followed by Catholics.

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I have rarely seen novels about Japan's Warring States Period recently, and even fewer about the end of the Warring States Period. The author must carefully collect information and write it well. Of course, he cannot neglect his studies because of this. The third year of high school is very important.

Great kindness. Although I haven't started watching it yet, I will follow and vote regularly

I have read more than a hundred chapters, please give me your thoughts. This is the first time I have seen a novel written about Toyotomi after Sekigahara. The author has really chosen a road full of thorns. Under such circumstances, it is not easy for Toyotomi to make a comeback. If this is written well, it will definitely be a masterpiece from a conceptual point of view. I have also read some Warring States novels, The Chronicles of Lucky Star, Sister Shangshan, Pillars of the Wu Family, Samurai of the Ming Dynasty, and I am currently collecting books like The One-Eyed Dragon in Bichu, not counting The Eunuch. Currently, I personally feel that the last third of Lucky Star is the best written, and its strategies and layout are all unconventional. It's just that as a niche genre, there are too few books on the Warring States period, and even fewer can be read. I hope the author can persist in finishing it. Personally, I feel that the author's writing style is a Chinese-style Japanese drama and novel routine, but to be honest, it is not outstanding. Whether it is plot or description, it is a bit slow. This kind of writing does describe the details delicately, but sometimes it looks tired. I wonder if the author can weigh it and speed up the pace a little. Of course, this is just a personal opinion, I hope it can help the author.

I am very happy that the author wrote about the Toyotomi family, I support it! If you have nothing to do, you can take a look at my "Toyotomi's Lost Dreams". I hope some of the information can be used, so let's work together!

Directly lead a thousand strong troops and fight happily in Sekigahara. The battle can be lost, but Ieyasu must die.

Speaking of which, Wanzi's bloodline is connected to the contemporary Imperial Family (Lie)

The Sanada Maru just got platinum yesterday, and the Osaka Winter and Summer Battles are so exciting. Now I'm looking forward to the Osaka Battles in this book. I guess I won't be able to give out monthly tickets. I have to give them to Devil's Cage and Witch. I wonder if the author has any demand for recommendation votes? If possible, I can give you six a day.