This time, the cool older guy is just too extreme…

It is too quick to fall into violence under the guise of righteousness.

It’s also true that the country is falling apart…

If someone like you is by my side… or if a phantom says thanks to you, I was able to create a peaceful world! It makes me want to dive into the story of a great warrior.

A man who changed the times is great, isn’t he?

Having high ideals does not necessarily mean that reality will align with them.

>>9

It’s just a little village raid.

>>10

As Zhang Jue’s trusted subordinate, I have to tighten things up…

After all, it’s just a collection of mismatched parts, so it can’t be controlled.

The remnants are too much!

A man who watched as people’s ideals warped with each victory in battle.

I’ve never seen Zhang Jiao portrayed so beautifully and tragically.

There have only been three extraordinary saviors in history, right…?

>>15

Christ!

Muhammad!

Zhang Jiao!

I understood the greatness of Zhang Jiao in Origins!

If there were an Origin popularity vote, he would probably rank quite high as a handsome older guy.

By the way, what is that strangely hard-to-avoid rock? Is it really some kind of technique?

You can’t eat just ideals.

So I’ll let them settle, seize the land of Yamakoshi, and parasitize the wealthy land.

Thanks to you, I was able to stop my subordinate’s rampage…

Taking you down in seven minutes was quite a challenge.

>>22

Since I took out my sword in front of this, let me equip it before I challenge!

It seems that there were a million Blue Banner soldiers, so how large of a group was the Yellow Turbans?

>>23

Cao Cao’s skill shines as he completely gains the support of one million people.

It seems that there were few who were used as soldiers.

>>31

If all 1 million were soldiers, we could easily handle Kawan.

>>25

I wonder… maybe that’s true…

The boss that had the most battles in ORIGINS.

The stance of salvation in Buddhism seems to be on the verge of anger.

You can feel the change of the times from the fall of the Confucian state of Han in the Three Kingdoms period, as Taoism and Buddhism became stronger.

>>32

In the hellish chaos of the world, it is precious that the heart of salvation and mercy spreads, and that bonds deepen.

By the way, the one who brought in Buddhism.

In fact, the continuous warfare that follows for nearly 400 years means that Zhang Jiao’s recognition that the Han Dynasty has ended is not entirely incorrect.

In the end, the Three Kingdoms did not unify the world, and Sima Yi’s sons established the Jin Dynasty, but that only lasted about 20 years…

The remnants of the Yellow Turbans allowed Cao Cao to grow that large, so in that sense, the Yellow Turbans are important.

(Blue Province soldiers begin to loot during the battle)

It’s nice to receive letters from the children at the opening, isn’t it?

Maybe the Sui and Tang dynasties were quite amazing.

“??? ‘Isn’t it better to be buried alive since we can’t be welcomed?'”

Thanks to you, I was able to stop my subordinate’s rampage.

The Yang Emperor is a person with both great achievements and great faults…

The unification of the realm was achieved by the Sui, but it was truly settled only after the Tang.

After the familiar “Romance of the Three Kingdoms,” the far more ancient image of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms comes next, followed by the Sui and Tang dynasties, which I am so accustomed to from Ono no Imoko; no matter how many times I see it, my sense of the era becomes distorted.

>>46

The Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Barbarians often get mixed up with the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period before Qin.

Isn’t it impossible to have a peaceful world after all…?!

The family of the Lanling King is made up of beautiful people who are all murderers.

>>48

The level at which troops are gathered from various places for suppression.

It’s not some kind of witchcraft!

Zaku Yuu is a terrible guy, but he created a Buddhist army of five thousand, so he cannot be ignored religiously…

>>53

It’s funny that, since I am under Tao Qian, I have the opportunity to collaborate with Liu Bei’s army.

I will donate the wealth plundered from the people to the temple and pray to the Buddha for the peace of the people!

I feel like the Nanboku-chō period isn’t talked about much, but was it also crazy like that?

Oh, children of the Yellow Turbans!

The silly person who was shaking their hips and shooting fire from a cane.

Where did you go?

>>58

That is a later embellishment.

The current depiction is the truth.

It’s funny how the underlings start saying things like they’re some sort of yakuza.

There are too many Chinese people.

Zhang Kai, who killed Cao Cao’s relatives and plundered treasure.

Zhang Rong, who organizes a religious army to repeatedly commit plunder.

The twin pillars of Xuzhou, proudly represented by Tao Qian.

He may be a joke like the Space General, but he’s just an asshole.

I quite like the wordplay of “Taihei Youshu” becoming “Taihei no Youshu.”

It seems like they are thinking about merging, but a religious military is quite convenient… They have strong faith…

>>65

The Five Grain Rice Way is seriously amazing.

If it comes out, I definitely want them to focus on Zhang Lu and his mother as well.

I’m glad it was you who punished me.

I especially like this time’s “Truth Series” from Koei Games.

Lord Tao Qian is a person who is not blessed with subordinates…

I think this route was a huge success.

Sometimes I feel like I can’t do those gag scenarios that come up occasionally.

>>73

We have no choice but to do our best…!

>>73

The journey of a thousand miles was quite comical.

>>73

A story about going to interview Mr. Kan about tips for standing out.

The story of drinking and walking around with Zhang Fei, Xun Yu, and Sun Quan.

I can do it!

The silly guru really is a trend of the Heisei era, isn’t it?

Plundering is an inevitable part of the battlefield, but it seems that when one engages in plundering and ends up carrying heavy loads, they lose mobility, so a certain level of organization is necessary.

>>78

There are quite a few episodes where valuables are thrown around to confuse pursuers.

>>81

Let’s throw the son!

>>82

The Liu family, well…

Speaking of which, Zhang Lu had become a strange character with a feminine speech pattern in past works…

In past works, characters that have become strange often arise from a simple and serious issue, as those who only appear in one stage.

We have no choice but to have a battle of impact where you can tell who it is just from that one time…

When I think about what I’ve done, it really is strange how the long route of these fake cult religions has been up until now…

I think the character changes of Zhang Jiao, Dong Zhuo, and Diao Chan were good.

>>86

It was nice to see that Yuan Shao and Zhang He had also changed in a good way.

Yuan Shu is fine with that.

The Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms period is quite depressing even with just a little research; ancient China was in quite a long period of chaos.

It’s a setting where hallucinations are created by incense, but that’s the real Iwamoto, right? Like Choukou.

Although he has overwhelming strength, when you approach, the BGM changes, and while Lü Bu is serious this time, there are elements that make you chuckle while he remains serious, right?

The punsters should be executed.

To create a proper serious character, you need about this much time.

There was no such luxury during the PS2 era.

BGM: I want a stage where fun activities flow…

I believe that my character transformation as Zhang Jiao was a great success, but I don’t think the previous guru was shallow at all.

>>93

He’s a weird old man, but he’s been consistent in standing up for the people.

>>99

It’s just that my appearance has been gradually becoming sillier…

>>99

In works like OROCHI, I often get pretty good roles.

It’s simply strong with just 6, Guru.

There was a time when we kept turning those we defeated in the Zhang Jiao scenario into Yellow Turban followers, right?

During the mid-period of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Barbarians era, there was once a moment that seemed to land quite safely.

It felt like the unit that the management introduced to flip the board came out and ruined everything.

I don’t think Yuan Shao’s character change suddenly happened in Origins; it had been gradually occurring since around 7.

It’s a shame that the pun guy is slightly lowering the rating… even though it’s such an inconsequential thing.

>>97

It’s just too terrible that I can hear it so much while just walking on the map…

It feels good this time to pour the increased specs into big battles and such.

No matter how much I cut, there are still enemies!

Zhang Jiao has a depiction of learning the techniques of my village, so it’s fine to throw rocks. What is that beam, Zhuge Liang?

If you don’t talk to me as usual, I wouldn’t mind if you didn’t tell puns at all.

This time it automatically plays and keeps talking endlessly with the same stupid pun…

The funniest part about Yuan Shao was the headbutt…

There are no longer Musou games that repeatedly chant themes like wine-filled pools and forests of meat, or love and character.

I feel that a peaceful era did not come until the founding of the Tang dynasty.

The Sui dynasty perished relatively quickly, continuing to fight all along.

I’m looking forward to seeing how Ma Chao and Wei Yan will be in 2.

It’s from Wo Long, but the change in direction for the existing characters is really successful, isn’t it?

Yuan Shu fits well as a figure driven by greed amidst the chaos of war, like a force of his own.

Just in case, the past works also feature villains who deceive the people, but the people were following along with that, you know.

It was too suspicious.

I wonder if I can use Nanban.

>>111

South peak! It’s the south peak! Not the southern barbarian!

The pride of the noble clan was entirely pinned on Yuan Shu.

If I were Cao Cao, I would probably attack and destroy Xiao Pei.

If you want to consume the latest version of a weird Chang Kuo, it would be Woron.

>>114

It’s so weird that it’s almost demonized, so I can’t understand Zhang Jiao’s character!

It would have been nice if puns could only be heard when equipping certain items.

>>117

I can smell Capcom coming…

I thought that the women of Zhang Jiao and Yuan Shao might emerge to some extent.

I don’t really understand it well, but…

>>118

I want to become Dong Zhuo’s woman.

>>125

Dōkaku was also cool…

Dong Zhuo, Yuan Shu, and Gongsun Zan are giving off a slightly similar scent to the people of the Five Barbarians and the Sixteen Kingdoms.

I think Yuan Shu should have slightly less generic-looking clothing.

I wonder if “Nanban” would refer to people like those from Myanmar nowadays.

>>122

It seems that the Yi people in Yunnan correspond to that.

>>122

Meng Huo is said to have had influence around Yunnan to northern Myanmar.

If the playable restriction is lifted, I think it’s about time that characters like Gongsun Zan and Huang Zu can show their faces.

The story of the Five Lakes and Sixteen is irrelevant…

I like Yuan Shu because he summons a lot of soldiers with the power of the imperial seal.

I realized that I had defeated about 4,000 people…

I don’t dislike the traditional Menghuo and Kachán, but the compliance-related issue crosses my mind a little.

>>131

What’s wrong with being half-naked and having fun?

It seems that they decided to make Guan Yu speak in broken Japanese for character development, but I wonder why they did that…

This is an example of a failed character design, so if there’s a next time, it will probably be different.

He’s a good guy, but I was thinking that I would eventually oppose him while playing in the early stages.

I thought Liu was on the side of the white ones… but as expected, he ended up bringing out Keori and it didn’t work out.

>>134

Not on Cao Mengde’s side…?

Are you walking towards your ambitions?

…Are you deceiving the people and putting them in danger? You are my enemy!

In this work, it was convincing that the imperial seal was desperately sought after.

>>135

But hiding the Imperial Seal really doesn’t make sense!

>>135

“?? ‘We have to protect it here.'”

In the first place, Meng Huo was just a troublemaker in the southern barbarians; historically, that guy was Han.

>>136

I was shocked when a well-built intellectual young man appears in a novel by Zhuge Liang, and later he is introduced as Lord Meng Huo. I hope they do something like that…

>>136

The fact that Wang Ping, who comes from the Ban Jun tribe, is more barbaric than Meng Huo.

By the way, there is a theory that Han is of mixed blood with Kurama.

>>154

So you can’t understand reading, writing, or tactics?

I love 8’s mom.

I think Yuan Shu, who keeps sending out his soldiers, made for quite a good antagonist.

(He speaks normally, but his design has an unusually long back of the head for Wei Yan.)

Hostility is just the beginning, isn’t it…

I will kill them all from here on out…

I was frankly impressed by the white one who gets angry by coming up with various reasons.

>>144

I really hate white because you can’t skip the movie.

>>144

I felt a resemblance to the Hyakuchi from Sengoku 5.

Here, the background was thoroughly explored.

There were elements that allowed for empathy.

Along with the imperial seal, serious Dad is also trying to smoothly secure me, huh…!

Well, weren’t the barbarians of this era about that level? Japan was probably at a similar level too.

Implementing the mob character Zhao Shizheng, who rebelled in Wu and is estimated to have a bust size of 180.

>>148

When I saw the clam, the size of the milk was all that came through, and it was no good.

>>162

There are even legends that claim they received sexy commando training.

>>162

Roll me! Roll you! It makes me laugh like that.

>>148

Because he is a national hero of Vietnam, he is a difficult person to handle.

Please let me pretend that I lost the Imperial Seal… and then pass it on to Yuan Shu! I wish it could have been handled a little better.

Japan is like Himiko, Himiko.

>>151

A girl who shoots beams like crazy!

>>151

A girl who shoots beams to kill.

>>151

Kansai dialect guy

I can’t overlook your exclusivity, can I?

I was startled by my brother getting involved with the serious dad like that.

The most dangerous thing in Nanban is the Gotsutokko.

>>158

My favorite is the Gocchan from Sangokushi Taisen.

>>158

Are they even human before being called savages…?

Don’t forget about us!

In the first place, if it were to be destroyed by the local state of Han and have its wings torn off, it would turn out like that.

It was funny when the people got angry that Liu Bei came to the battlefield!

That may be true, but…

If that imperial seal moves, it’s actually reassuring to have a character full of ambition, right, Dad Sun Jian…

Danmaku mischievous girl Himiko is great, isn’t she?

>>170

You’re at the same accident rate as Gan Ning, you know that?

“The great king, the wisest of the Southern Barbarians, and Master Rakancho are clearly mocking and laughing.”

When I regained my memory, I also thought about destroying Han, so I can’t attack Hakuran unilaterally.

The guy who defeated that one is a man named Liu Yin, who is indirectly responsible for the death of Lu Xun and uses a tactic of surviving the Ninomiya Incident, though it’s unclear whether he used the exposed penis strategy or not.

…Maybe it’s better not to do the Vietnam edition?

The story of Zhao Shizheng, where the general of Wu faces his opponent while completely naked to unsettle them, is quite outrageous, almost reminiscent of a dirty Fan Li tale.

How much of the Nanban edition is actually true?

It came out that the length of the milk of the milk clam is 5 shaku, but what does “length of the milk” mean?

I want Zhao Yun to suddenly go all out like Yokoyama in the Nanban edition.