My youth story, a crossover anime, turns out, is FGO!

"A letter? Lord Nobunaga, are you going to write one too?" Nakano Satsuki was shocked. What if she wrote a bad one? Would he kill them, the witnesses?

"It's only natural that a lord can accomplish nothing without the efforts of his retainers," Oda Nobunaga said matter-of-factly. "I've also been studying modern knowledge lately, and this is a good opportunity to put it to the test—just wait and see, perhaps you're not even as good as me~"

"I think... I don't think so..." Nakano Ichika said rather unconfidently, but if she really was not even as good as Lord Nobunaga, that would be too pathetic!

"I understand." Nakano Miku took out a pen. "I will do my best."

"Eh... I'll do my best too!" Nakano Nino bit her lip. Ugh, I should have tried harder. I don't want to embarrass myself in front of Shin-sama!

Nakano Yotsuba raised her hand: "Let's all do our best and show Lord Nobunaga how much we've improved!"

Satsuki Nakano put on her black-rimmed glasses: "Of course, I've been working really hard lately." There will definitely be results!

Oda Nobunaga remained noncommittal, simply taking a scroll and beginning to write. His fluent handwriting far surpassed that of the five girls around him who were scratching their heads in frustration.

Finally, Oda Nobunaga was also the first to hand in his paper.

Uesugi Futaro quickly corrected the errors, his expression growing increasingly surprised.

"Okay, great!"

Uesugi Futaro was shocked.

This made the Nakano sisters feel like cat claws were scratching their hearts, as if they wanted to know how Nobunaga had answered, although judging from Uesugi Fuutarou's performance, it wouldn't have been too bad.

Finally, the Nakano sisters' results were announced first.

One flower, 25 points.

Nino, 37 points.

Three nine, 50 points.

Four-leaf clover, 20 points.

May, 40 minutes.

Compared to their previous results, it's obvious who worked harder. Miku, with her fervent enthusiasm, successfully ranked first among the five sisters. Nino gritted her teeth in frustration, wishing she had studied harder!

"Miku's progress is remarkable!" Uesugi Fuutarou was incredibly excited, feeling that he could keep his job. "Everyone should learn from her!"

"Of course, everyone's progress is very obvious, which proves that they have all studied hard!"

The Nakano sisters were helpless in this situation. First, there was Lord Nobunaga, and then their father. Under their watchful eyes, it would be too bad if they didn't make some progress.

"Yes, there has indeed been some progress." Oda Nobunaga nodded slightly, but then changed his tone, "Don't forget the standards I set for you before."

"If you can't do it, then commit seppuku to atone for your sins." This was no joke at all, after all, Oda Nobunaga always kept his word.

"Yes--"

The five Nakano sisters sighed and lamented, except for Miku.

Then, everyone's eyes were fixed on the last exam paper, eager to know Nobunaga's score!

"What happened? How did it go?" Nakano Satsuki's gaze seemed to try to see through the exam paper to get the score.

"Take a look." Uesugi Futaro turned the test paper over so everyone could see that the bright red 85 points on it stunned the Nakano sisters.

Ichika Nakano: "No way? That's amazing!"

Nino Nakano: "As expected of Nobu-sama, Nobu-sama is perfect!"

Miku Nakano: "That's only natural. Anyway, I'll keep working hard!"

Yotsuba Nakano: "Wow! That's amazing, Lord Nobunaga!"

Satsuki Nakano: "How did you do that? I didn't even know how before..."

Uesugi Fuutarou exclaimed, "That's really impressive. He got all the points in all subjects except history. As for history... well, he lost all the points for the Sengoku period."

Oda Nobunaga retorted, clearly annoyed: "Why am I not a perfect score?! I was there firsthand! How could I have written it wrong?!"

Uesugi Fuutarou: "Ah, this..." Unable to refute.

"For example, this question asks for an analysis and evaluation of the impact of the Battle of Okehazama?"

Uesugi Fuutarou got stuck. Hey, he miscalculated. How could he say that in front of the person in question?

"It's alright, isn't it? I also want to know how future generations will judge me. Even I myself wrote the wrong answer," Oda Nobunaga rubbed his chin. "A fool who caused a huge scene? An idiot?"

"No, Lord Nobunaga is underestimating himself."

"The Battle of Okehazama marked the rise of Oda Nobunaga and the decline of the Imagawa clan. This battle also changed the landscape of the early Sengoku period in Japan, where warlords were divided and the country gradually moved towards an era of conflict between a few daimyo."

Oda Nobunaga won the battle through a surprise attack. Through this battle, Nobunaga, who was only twenty-seven years old at the time, established the foundation for his hegemony. After that, he began his campaign to "unify the land by force" and eventually became the strongest hegemon in the Sengoku period of Japan.

In this battle, Oda Nobunaga led from the front, securing victory with a surprise attack that beheaded Imagawa Yoshimoto. This fully demonstrated Oda Nobunaga's talent for devising ingenious strategies and his decisive and brilliant leadership, which was one of the reasons he became the strongest warlord.

It has to be said that reading historical evaluations in a serious manner in front of the person in question is extremely embarrassing!

Uesugi Fuutarou stared intently at Oda Nobunaga's exam paper: "...Lord Nobunaga answered this question completely wrong."

"Huh?!" The Nakano Five Sisters were shocked.

Oda Nobunaga, on the other hand, remained quite calm.

So-called reading comprehension is nothing more than something even the person in question doesn't understand. He didn't think about all that when he was fighting!

"What Lord Nobunaga wrote was, 'I never expected to win that battle. It was a complete mess, and I'm currently reflecting on my reckless behavior.'" Uesugi Fuutarou's lips twitched. "In a sense, that's the correct answer, isn't it? This is reality that Lord Nobunaga himself has certified."

However, reality is so surreal that even academic geniuses like Uesugi Fuutarou are speechless.

"Haha, there's nothing we can do about it. As a big shot, you're bound to be misunderstood by others. It's unavoidable, haha, haha."

Oda Nobunaga's face was full of smugness: "After all, Nobunaga is a very popular character, at least ten times more popular than that executioner."

"The executioner?" Nakano Nino sensed something amiss.

"It was just a tragic fate." Oda Nobunaga waved his hand, not saying anything more.

"Speaking of which, Lord Nobunaga sometimes refers to himself as Nobu, and Nino also calls Lord Nobunaga Nobu-sama." Nakano Miku leaned closer with a resentful look. She was the one who started it, so why!

"What? You want a special name too? Actually, it's not like I can't grant your wish~" Oda Nobunaga saw through Miku's little scheme at a glance. "Anyway, I have many names, so I can accept whichever you call me. Do you want to think of one yourself?" As long as it's not an insulting name, Oda Nobunaga is pretty indifferent.

Oda Nobunaga looked at Miku with interest, also quite curious about what she would call him.

Nakano Miku's face flushed instantly; she'd been completely seen through! But now was a crucial opportunity! Undoubtedly, she also wanted a more intimate way of addressing him!

Ah, right!

Nakano Miku suddenly had a flash of inspiration. Yes, Oda Nobunaga also had that name; only close friends and family would use it…

Nakano Miku kept biting her lip, struggling with her emotions, her face turning so red it felt like it was about to explode, before finally opening her mouth and saying, "San, Saburo."

That's right, Oda Nobunaga's full name should be Oda Genzaburo Shin, but very close people would call him Genzaburo.

"Ah, that's what you call me. It really brings back memories." Oda Nobunaga adjusted his hat, his gaze gentle. "Kichō used to call me that too."

Kicho? Before the other sisters could react, Nakano Miku, with her extensive knowledge of military commanders, realized it: Kicho? Isn't that Nohime, Oda Nobunaga's wife?!

Ahhhhhh!! Nakano Miku felt feverish all over and was completely dizzy.

Another person who realized it was Uesugi Futaro. He pondered, "I remember that Kicho refers to Saito Kicho, who is Nobunaga's principal wife, Nohime."

"What--"

"Damn it, I want to too..." Nakano Nino gritted her teeth inwardly. Ahhh, she actually lost to the usually shy Miku! There was nothing she could do. Nino's history wasn't very good. Although she had brushed up on Oda Nobunaga's deeds after realizing her feelings, it was still far from enough compared to a seasoned history buff like Miku.

"Shin-sama!" The love-struck, motorcycle-riding Nino Nakano refused to give up. "May I call you Nobu?" she demanded, determined not to give up until she received a reply.

"Me, me, me!" Nakano Yotsuba exclaimed energetically, "I heard that Lord Nobunaga also had the nickname of Kichifuji! How cute!"

"..."

Oda Nobunaga pondered, "Did I seem too easy to talk to? Why are they all taking advantage of me?"

"You guys, get back to studying!" Uesugi Fuutarou's forehead veins bulged. "Stop bothering Lord Nobunaga; he's doing much better than you!"

The Nakano sisters also noticed that Oda Nobunaga had narrowed his eyes menacingly. It has to be said that they had actually noticed this over the past few months. As long as it wasn't an insult, but just a joke, Oda Nobunaga wouldn't get angry, and their relationship with him had become more and more harmonious.

"Yes!" x5

This time, his voice was full of energy.