Author: [Japanese] Yoshikawa Eiji, translated by Liu Min
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Features: "Today knows not tomorrow's fate." Nobunaga often chanted—fifty years of life, the world's changes are like dreams and bubbles. Whether intellectuals or non-intellectuals, everyone has this experience. The war has subsided, and the streetlights of Kyoto and Osaka are as bright as they were during the height of the Muromachi Shogunate. Even so, people still think: "When will these lights be extinguished again?" Long-term warfare has imprinted this worldview, and it cannot be easily erased. Ten years of Keichō
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