In the end, it was a terrible fate.

Shin’na is hated like the Hojo…

Isn’t it about 1 to 2 years until the time of Yoshiyuki’s death in history?

Surprisingly, he died while maintaining his dignity.
I thought I would be abandoned by Yoshitomo, crying out and facing a miserable death.

The question of why the Hojo had to be destroyed gets such an answer is harsh.

How will Yoshitsune react when he hears this…

It was annoying, but I kind of like this ending.

He left worrying about his lord’s meal…

I thought I would make it a smoother bald head.
Instead, it turned out to be a cool hairstyle…

My younger brother is not looking at the real Takauji, but rather seeing his own version of Takauji, so in a negative sense, he is quite self-centered.

If I’m going to leave my revenge to someone else, I might as well do it bare-handed! Uwah~ so much fun~ it was the last moment when I was held back by the perverted thoughts of my time…

I didn’t really like the character at all, but it’s a bit lonely to see them go.

My younger brother is clearly going to fall from grace next week.

These guys didn’t do anything to disgrace Lord Akiyashi’s death at the very least…

The famous historical chef is indeed a real person, Saburo Okusa…

You did well on your revenge.
I had an absolute blast during that time.

I thought this ending wasn’t cool.
I think everyone has their own perspective.

In the past, my younger brother was scared of the divinity of Yoshimitsu and understood my brother’s true character well.
From the current perspective, the thread image disappeared and the ideal older brother came back! It feels like I’ll just float away like that.

The general of the army fighting in the north and south
Isn’t it just the prologue of a tragedy that both of them have lost their minds?

I like that there are scum on the side aiming for territory when properly hunting the Takagi clan.

Alright

He was a worthless guy, but that’s how samurai were in this era.

They are just gathering trash with violence and turning it into an army.

The emperor was a loser, so only a stronger loser could take the top position.

Historically, isn’t it true that Tokiyuki will die in two years?
I definitely think they will depict Yoshimitsu’s downfall, but I wonder how they will do it.

I don’t feel like dying from external factors, so I guess it’s just about staying healthy.

Having a large territory doesn’t necessarily mean being secure.
It’s precisely because they have a lot of territory that they are targeted by greedy scum.

I held on pretty well.

I never thought that this guy would become the greatest understanding of the Hojo family as a household…

I thought that right before the attack, he would feel despair over being betrayed, but instead, he died while upholding his loyalty as usual.
You… are cool.

Due to the reckless behavior of Ashikaga’s younger brother and various other issues, Takauji has been completely wiped out before Moro-chan could properly take over.
After this, there will be various events with the Muromachi shogunate, but there is no house to support us…
The Hosokawa family’s situation tends to worsen because of their habits, so it’s a bit…

Well, during the transport, we encountered a demon tribe…

Having someone who can disguise themselves freely on our side means it’s almost certain that we’ll be killed by a substitute, right, Tokiyuki?

My son, who debuted with great fanfare, died without achieving anything…

I wonder if Yoshitoki, who is discarding his subordinates left and right, will die soon?

Everyone is in a最低 (terrible) state from the right, left, top, and bottom.

There are a lot of generals who try to assert themselves even though they don’t have much power, making things messy.
It seems that Mr. Ban’nin Kyōfu is producing results.

Reality is troublesome because it doesn’t take reality or anything into consideration at all.

If you’re an athlete, you can fail once and still produce results next time, but when it’s about life, it’s different…

Maybe Sonshi’s guy will also make the successor udon.
“Since Inochi Tsurumaru will cook for me, I don’t need it!”

It’s more important to make them think that they can gain benefits by teaming up than to make them believe it’s better to destroy and take away territory from greedy scum…
I don’t know how to do it.

Next time, the sight of Takauji crying out, “I can’t eat Shinao’s udon anymore, nooo!”
It seems that there is a successor for making udon.
Well, is that okay then?

Hideyoshin was defeated at Gifu Castle and shaved his head before going to Mount Koya.
It was tough being attacked by your old man! I was bullied by the monks and physically banished to the mountains, where I either died or returned to farming.
I wonder if it’s acceptable for the direct descendants of Oda Nobunaga to have such a fate.

It’s too difficult to emulate the fleeing young Takamori; I don’t even know what kind of reaction he might have.

Even Shijitsu says he’s skilled, so he must be quite talented.

I remember reading a book about Japanese history during my student days and understanding how the shogun’s power shifted to the shikken, but then getting confused when it was said that the shikken’s inner circle began to seize power.

My younger brother was like that too, but I wonder if the monks’ hunting in the sports world is a comic expression or if it’s just a cultural thing.

It might be skillful living to be under the umbrella of power rather than inside the core of power.
In case of an emergency, you need to keep an eye out so you can quickly reach for the next umbrella.

I’ve started to like dog brothers.

They will likely act as if they have compassion in front of others.
When there are no people around, I probably think it doesn’t matter at all.

Every time there is a battle or the end of a hero, it looks like something out of Soten Kōro.
I guess I really like that kind of thing since it was also on the author’s bookshelf.

Having defeated the close aide, is it just a matter of taking down Yoshitsune from here on?
It was long.

Well… my brother also cut it off normally…

After the death of the Takahashi brothers, perhaps due to a sense of war-weariness, a trend toward cooperation between the Northern and Southern Courts began to emerge, and Kusunoki’s third son, Heiwa-man, worked hard.
Six months later, he changes his mind and thinks, “Isn’t it pointless to get along with Yoshinori?” and the third son of Kusunoki goes into a rage.

Even if we can’t defeat Yoshitsune himself, it seems possible to defeat everyone around him and bring him down to being a solitary god.

General Ashikaga Takauji of the Southern Court
Supreme Commander of the North, Kusunoki Masatsugu

How much longer until Takauji enters the Southern Court?

Saburo Okusa will cook for the Ashikaga shogunate for three generations to come.

I wonder if I’ll die properly (I’m not young anymore) Young Master.

This week was quite an emotional episode…

After the year of death, it’s actually bonus time where anything can be done under the pretense that they were secretly alive!

Wasn’t the entry into the Southern Court led by his son rather than by Takauji?

I want them to do this much in the anime.

Isn’t it impossible to keep riding the winning horse in a chaotic world?

Considering it’s Professor Matsui, it feels deliberate that the appeal of Yoshitsune from the readers’ perspective has diminished, and he has just become a presence that forcefully pushes faith.

Tsunehira is about to come to an end soon, isn’t he?
I have seven years left to live.

In fact, the thread images have been quite thoughtful about Yoshimitsu’s health.
Just getting rid of this guy seems like it would shorten things by about a year.

It’s really skillful how they overlap it with Hojo, as it will be disregarded as something never done and later freely talked about in future generations.