
Transmigrating to Japan's Warring States: A Small Merchant's Ambition
穿越日本战国:小商人的野望
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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This book is currently the only novel about Japan's Warring States Period that I have found on Qimao. The protagonist Kaede Chiyo (later named Yamama Yoshikazu by the general Ashikaga Yoshiteru) rescued Kikudomaru (i. E. Ashikaga Yoshiteru) from the woods who was attacked by a wild boar. He studied under Tsukahara Fuden and became brothers with Kikudomaru. After they parted ways, Fengchiyo joined Isshindo and started on a path he had never imagined. It established Daikokuten and continued to develop, eventually occupying Shikoku Island and Kyushu Island, and successfully defeated Oda Nobunaga, Uesugi Kenshin and other shogunate coalition forces on Honshu Island, ending the Warring States Period and unifying the world. Among them, Nobunaga and Yoshifeng really admire each other, even if they eventually became enemies. It even made me think that they can be used as a cp. All in all, the author's historical issues are very accurate and well worth reading.
Qimao is the only Japanese Warring States novel. The content is very novel and bright, and it is very insightful about the characters and ideas. I have read so many Japanese Warring States novels. I feel that this book is different from other major categories. It is unique and very good.
The writing is very good, and the description of the war scenes is very powerful! A rare novel about Japan's Warring States Period!
It's well written. This subject has always been relatively niche. The author can write another more complete book based on this idea and style.