Japan's Sengoku Period: The Sanada Clan's Ambition

Chapter 54 answers readers' questions; please continue reading and vote with monthly tickets!
The problem arose because I posted a picture in yesterday's chapter, which caused some misunderstandings among some readers.

As shown in the picture, the red plots I marked represent the area that the Sanada family's influence can cover. It looks like a large territory, but this is a floor plan.

So please see the topographic map below.

Shinano is a place surrounded by mountains, and its core grain-producing area is shown in the four boxes on the map.

If you look at the first picture again in conjunction with the topographic map, you will understand that although there are many red areas, most of them are high-altitude uninhabited areas.

In other words, of the four most important plots of land, the Sanada family currently only directly controls a portion of Koki County and Takai County. Forget about Kira giving the Sanada a cheat code; this book is definitely not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel.

In terms of plot design, I will definitely favor the Sanada family, since the Sanadas are the protagonists. I can only do my best to make the Sanada family grow and prosper in the book while adhering to the historical background and basic logical framework.

But if it's still considered cheating, then there's nothing I can do. I just hope that readers with high expectations can understand, since I'm more concerned with the excitement of the plot.

The story has to be engaging first to keep people watching.

However, it's great that everyone was able to have a thorough discussion, which shows that everyone was watching, thinking, and commenting seriously. Kira is very grateful for and supports everyone doing so.

If you have any questions about the plot or details of this book in the future, please feel free to point them out. I will carefully improve upon any points you make that are correct, and of course, I will do my best to explain any points that are incorrect.

In addition, there is a lot of content about Japan's Sengoku period, which Kira calls "practical information"—information that people may not normally come into contact with. Kira tries his best to use easy-to-understand language to make people understand what the real history of Japan's Sengoku period was like.

The following twenty chapters will cover a lot of this topic. Interested readers can patiently read the later chapters. After reading them, you will have a completely new understanding of the history of Japan's Sengoku period.

Finally, as usual, I'd like to ask for your monthly votes and continued reading. The new book is doing well and is currently ranked among the top new historical novels on Qidian. This is inseparable from everyone's support and encouragement.

Kira thanked his adoptive fathers again; you were all wonderful.

Thank you to my two godfathers, "洛筱浮宁" and "书友20170023", for their generous donations.

　In addition, there will be more information and various pictures in the reader group. Interested readers can join the reader group. The group number and how to join are at the end of the book introduction page.

　　If you have any questions about the history of Japan's Sengoku period, feel free to ask me in the group. Kira will patiently explain everything to you.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)