Important Events of the Warring States Period

I have read this book by Lao Xiong no less than five times, and The Great Fortune of the Warring States Period is the first Warring States book I have ever read. It was the guide that got me interested in the Warring States Period in Japan. The characters in it are very interesting and just like the people around us. Maybe there are not many exciting points in this book. The main reason in the early stage is the foresight and a little luck of the time traveler, plus a bit of advanced business acumen. In the later stage, it is the help of various outstanding people and the combat power that surpasses the times. In fact, to be honest, the outstanding people in the Warring States Period may not necessarily have the talents of the world in China. The small place does limit their horizons. I remember a book on World War II said that Japan's generals were better at tactics than strategy. You can also label these people from the Warring States Period. In fact, Chubei may not be able to defeat Nobunaga, but it is just because there is a kind of fear in his heart, just like a monkey is afraid of Nobunaga.

Sengoku Fuxing Chronicles, if I remember correctly, should be the first novel about Japan's Warring States Period. It can be said responsibly that this book served as a sample for many subsequent works about Japanese Warring States novels, and it is a very representative work. The book's descriptions of many Japanese Warring States figures, including Takeda Shingen, Oda Nobunaga and other figures, as well as the character creation of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, are quite wonderful and have largely influenced a series of subsequent works on similar themes. In fact, including the later and quite wonderful "Girlized Japanese Warring States Literature", it can be said to be influenced by this work in terms of character creation, character, intersection, and relationship. It can be seen from this that this work is a very pioneering and innovative work, and it is also quite a story-telling work.

The original cover was pretty good, why did it need to be changed? It's so ugly that it looks ugly.

I said that it didn't feel like watching a Dahe drama at all. There was no year, day, moon or anything like that. At the beginning of the first chapter, a Chinese guy talked about games and all the fancy stuff. He also talked about anime and time travel inexplicably. In the second chapter, he quickly retreated.

This book is indeed a good book and relatively realistic, but there is a problem... The protagonist has traveled through time, right? It is indeed a time travel... But apart from borrowing the identity of a time traveler, there seems to be nothing that a time traveler should do. It feels like it is a realistic book about a non-existent person who made great achievements in that era. There is nothing unexpected about the time traveler... It's just that there is an extra person.

Although there are many places in this book that are inconsistent with history! But the plot is really well written! The character's IQ is fully online! Except that the original character is mentally retarded! 😁

{"NickName":"Sneer","UserId":1942271} Are you still reading novels? It's been over ten years, how are you doing now? In the past few days, I have reviewed "Warring States Lucky Star" again, and once again read the fanfics you wrote in the relevant section of the work. I found them both sad (monkey) and funny (the protagonist's fanfic ending), so I harassed you as revenge 😁

Lao Xiong has written a book called "Urban Beauty Hunter", which is great. It's a pity that he was banned for pornography

This is the Nth time I've read it. This book about Japan's Warring States Period is really the best.

😭 Wuwuwu, old bear, have you seen it? Taige 5 has been reset! If I have a chance during Qingming Festival next year, I will burn two game disks for you. 😏

I started reading this book in junior high school, and now I'm almost graduating from college. I still read it over and over again. It's a pity that Lao Xiong doesn't write a book. The characters in the book are flesh and blood, and I particularly like the scene where Matsunaga shows up bombarding Nobunaga. It is completely in line with Matsunaga's thinking model, and it changes historical nodes but is reasonable. I have cleared Taige Wu countless times and bought the remake, but Lao Xiong will not come back to write a book, which is a pity.

I still remember a friend asking: "Hey, why can't Owari find the Morohoshi Kiyoshi?" As the saying goes, there is no two days in the sky, and Lao Xiong is the only sun in my heart! Zhuxingdian's power as the general conquering the barbarians is unlimited.

Speaking of when I read the ending of this book, I actually had some expectations in my heart, hoping that the author would write a game spin-off. By the way, hasn't the history in the book changed? The Tale of Taiko Ritsushiden has also become the Legend of Ryuyama Temple's Ritshitoshi (? Let's call it that for the time being! Or it can be called the Tale of Morohoshi's Tales, the Legend of the Imperial Palace, etc., Or the Ambition of the Sei family). I originally expected the author to write a side story to describe the changed history from the perspective of a game. I had already thought about it at the beginning of the plot. The protagonist Chubei was born as a merchant, and soon after marrying Xianji, he was promoted to a shogi or a shogunate. Later, on the eve of Okehazama, Nobunaga entered the army, and then the protagonist joined the officialdom, met Maeda Toshiie, and changed his name to Morohoshi Chubei (the origin of the time traveler must not be known) and then was promoted to Ashigaru general. At Senshiba's suggestion, he asked Toshiie to recommend retainers (here you can arrange the pre-plot of the tavern), and Maeda Keiji started (Keiji's attribute panel here can be improved)... So and so on. . . It's actually quite interesting when I think about it. It feels like a text mod. Unfortunately, I didn't mention it back then, and the author didn't have any idea about it. I don't know if the author can still see it 😅

I saw many people complaining about Japanese village chiefs fighting with weapons. In the early stage, it was true. The scale in the middle and later stages was larger than that of the Three Kingdoms. When Oda fought against Maori, the total force was almost 100,000. This does not include the civilians. Because Japan is a small country, they can just bring dry food and eat locally. The Three Kingdoms only cost 200,000 when Cao Cao fought in the Battle of Chibi. It still counts the civilians.

​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Else I will tell you what I like about this book. First, this book started in August 2005 and ended in 2008. I started reading this book at the starting point in 2011. Even in 2011, there were not many Japanese Warring States novels, not to mention a lot of unfinished content. Second, this book itself is based on the game. How many people were directly interested in the history of Japan's Warring States Period in 2008? I first read Heroes of the Three Kingdoms in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and then I discovered Taikaku which was pretty good, and then developed Nobunaga's Ambition, and then Momo Wushuang. It's because the game made me willing to learn about this period of history. Of course, I'm not a veteran history buff. So friends who don't like it, think about it in another's shoes and be merciful.

This is the most memorable Warring States novel I have ever encountered!

The most exciting part of this book is the division of Oda's inheritance after his death. There are no nonsensical plots or sudden turns. The actions of the main characters are reasonable and reasonable, and the final result is also rare and reliable in other novels.

I read it twice. This is the first Japanese Warring States novel I have read. It is very well written, humorous, serious, and immersive. It is one of the best Japanese Warring States novels. I sincerely hope that the author can write another one.

The first person to write popular novels about Japan's Warring States Period. Except for the simplicity at the beginning, the writing of Ninja is a bit exaggerated, but it gradually gets better at the end. Does anyone know why the author stopped writing?

After seeing Lao Zhu, the author of Doukai and Zichuan, subscribed to this book, I took the opportunity to post: I deeply mourn Lao 🐷. After the eunuch Daming and Doukai, time travel became real. The eunuch has been incense! ! ! !

I don't know how many times I decided to watch it again. It's a pity that Lao Xiong doesn't write anymore. Zhu Xingdian is a person of flesh and blood.

One of the first books to travel through Japan during the Warring States Period

Japan's Daheju should use this book as a script. Let's crowdfund it and shoot it in Japan.

It's a good book to collect. I read it again when I run out of books. After graduation, I worked for a Japanese boss for five years. It's as funny as playing Taiko Ritsushiden.

A good book that can be read again and again, whether it's that year or 20 years later

It may sound far away, but to me, it was yesterday. I liked it very much when I saw it

Taige 5 has been remade, I hope you can say more about it

I really can't stand the first person version.

The first time I read this book, it was a pirated 800-page book. It has been 20 years in the blink of an eye.

🙂I suddenly thought of this book