Rebirth: I Become a Samurai in Japan’s Warring States

Are you tired of the same old domestic historical novels? Then follow the author’s writing and enter the world of Japan’s Warring States period!

This book does not involve Ming Dynasty politics and will not invade the Ming Dynasty or Joseon. Please be reasonable and patriotic; if you don’t like it, just move on to the next book.

Here is the synopsis!

Li Shan, a martial arts maniac from China and an outdoor survival enthusiast, risked his life deep in the Amazon rainforest to film material, only to be bitten by a venomous spider and die.

When he opened his eyes again, he had been reborn in Japan’s Warring States period, inhabiting the body of a low-ranking samurai named Yamana Yoshimitsu.

The distant Great Ming was his homeland.

But with an ocean of thousands of miles in between, how was he supposed to go home?

And even if he went back, that wouldn’t be the home he knew!

Forget it. In that case, let me carve out a career in this foreign island country.

If Hideyoshi can sit atop the world, if the monkey can sit atop it, if the old turtle can sit atop it, then why can’t I, Yoshimitsu?

From then on, the Chinese soul incarnated as Yamana Yoshimitsu completely let loose on this island country.

Japanese women, flower girls—yoshi!

This book is a fictional reinterpretation set in the Japanese Warring States era. It is not a rigorous historical work; all characters, places, and factions are fictionalized by the author. Please do not project real identities onto them.