In the original conception.

The story is bad-ending.

To put it simply, it was Sasa Seimasa who finally killed Guidie, and then was defeated by the Kwantung Coalition led by Uesugi Kenshin.

Whether it is the ambition to unify the island of Honshu or the vision of a beautiful return, in the end, it is all in ashes.

To be precise, the plot of the "Annihilation of All Directions" part is the turning point of the whole story towards the bad-ending.

The Protestantism flaunted by "Annihilation of All Directions" is a deceptive trick, and I believe everyone can see it.

The protagonist is not a mother who loves life and flowers and plants.

Similar to Harunobu Takeda (historically Kenshin Uesugi), who used the plague to attack the city, Sasa Narumasa did not mind using the sea to turn the fertile fields east of Odawara into saline land.

He wasn't afraid to be a demon.

However, the so-called so-called so-called so- Of course, the protagonist knows the sins he has created. The consequences of this, and the sins that are therefore borne, are of course understood.

In other words, Sasa Chengzheng can be despicable, and he will choose despicable when he needs to, but his heart is also tormented because of this.

Perhaps this is the reason why Sasa was finally destroyed.

He was destroyed by himself, commonly known as the self-destructive personality.

Far from it.

Rip it back.

In the plot trend outlined in the [Annihilation of All Directions] part, Sasa Narimasa has developed quite well.

He already had the possibility of unifying Hokuriku outside of Echigo.

In order to make the follow-up part have something to do, I deliberately extended the life of Asakura Sodrip and extended him for another 10 years.

In other words, after dividing up Kaga Ichigoku with Echizen, Sasa Naimasa joined the Asakura, Asai, and Wakasa Takeda coalition forces led by Asakura Munetsu to start a struggle.

At the same time, it was Oda Nobunaga who took Mino after Kamiraku.

Therefore, from the sub-volume, after [Hokuriku Lone Wolf], it is [Shangluo].

Kamiraku refers to Oda Nobunaga's journey to Kamiraku on the Tokaido. It also refers to Sasa Seimasa taking the Hokuriku Road to Kamiluo.

The end result was that Oda Nobunaga reached Joraku one step earlier, and Sasa Seimasa focused more on the occupation and absorption of Echizen and Wakasa.

After this, the protagonist and Oda Nobunaga fought for several years, which ended with Nobunaga's defeat and suicide.

But the whole story doesn't end there.

The Sasa family was a retainer of the Uesugi family, the Kanto governor.

The main family was only the governor of the Kanto region, but the retainers became the rulers who controlled.

The lord is weak and the minister is strong—at least in name.

Therefore, the Uesugi family began to organize the westward march, and whether Uesugi sister wanted to or not, the Uesugi family's westward war became inevitable.

And the protagonist's perverse actions in the region have also become the target of public criticism, so the [Sasa Siege Network] was born.

The core of the Sazo siege network is the Maori family.

So the protagonist is in Sanyo, probably in Bichu-Harima, and fighting against the coalition forces of Mori and others.

Sasa's military effort was to win the war, but the Uesugi family's Western Expeditionary Army had already entered Mino and Owari.

Sasa Narumasa led a small number of elite troops and some local wealthy clans to the battlefield, and the two armies encountered at Sekigahara on the Mino border, and a battle broke out.

Compared to the well-known Battle of Sekigahara, the Middle East Army (Uesugi Army) had an overwhelming military strength.

The protagonist is defeated as a result and loses many of his good retainers.

The protagonist is not killed in battle, but is saved by Alice Victoria, who is actually Akechi Mitsuhide, living in seclusion in Toki County.

Uesugi Kenshin succeeded in Kamiraka and opened, but was injured in the Battle of Sekigahara and hiccups within a few years.

After Kenshin's death, his two sons, Jinghu and Jingsheng, began to fight again, and the newly unified Japan fell into division again.

As a result, the mud bombardment fell into the quagmire of division and war for a long time, until it was blasted open by the warships of the United States in Tokyo Bay three hundred years later.

As for the main character...... It is a mountain village by the river that endures endless remorse and pain alone.

Because after losing the person he loved and the person who loved him, he even lost the courage to commit suicide.

Ah, what a sad story.

[End of the book]

I know I'm a eunuch... There are many reasons, and I don't ask for everyone's forgiveness.

I'm sorry. (To be continued.) )