I Was a Swordsman in Ancient Japan

Yesterday I saw a friend's book **The author of Lu plagiarized it—the kind of plagiarism that only changed the character's name. Now my friend is dealing with this matter.

If you see a copy of this book in other places, you can notify me as soon as possible, and I will contact the editor to deal with it.

However, my works of this kind of theme probably only have the soil for survival at the most inclusive starting point. On other websites, I am afraid that they will not even splash (laugh).

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As soon as Upanu finished speaking, a shout full of impatience in his tone suddenly exploded:

"enough!"

The person who uttered this yell was Reitanoe.

"Upanu, do you know what you're talking about?" Retannoe glared at Upanu, "I thought...you who fought against the Heren and had blood and blood feuds against Heren must be the most supportive and defender. Our homeland..."

"I advocate surrender because I have fought against others." Upanu said lightly. "It doesn't matter if you laugh at me as a coward or call me timid."

"Surrender can continue the blood of the race. Let everyone live."

"Living and the continuation of blood are more important than anything else."

Speaking of this, Upanu put down the smoking gun in his hand and looked at Chanup not far away.

"Chanup. Don't hesitate there anymore."

"Order Kaesong to surrender."

"You are in charge of the entire Heyezhe, and protecting the lives of all the people of Heyezhe is what you should do the most."

"We can't waste our lives in a war with little chance of winning."

"...Upanu." Chinup put down the smoking gun in his hand, lowered his head and asked softly. "Do you know what the consequences will be if you abandon your homeland and surrender your peace?"

"Of course I know the consequences of surrender and people." Upanu asked softly.

"I surrendered to Heren. There is a high probability that we will be forcibly moved to the ‘Heren Land’, forcing us to become ‘naturalized Ainu’ and be supervised by the Heren people for the rest of our lives.”

"But as I said earlier-doing this will keep everyone alive. Although it is humiliating."

Chanup raised his gaze and stared at Upanu with a gaze that made it difficult to see the emotions in his pupils.

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Crimson Moon Fortress, Kunoya's Clinic—

Kunoya has not returned until now.

"It's alright." After swallowing the porridge in his mouth, Ah Ding said anxiously, "I'm full."

Ogata handed the bowl with a half of the porridge left in his hand to Amachi: "Don't eat more?"

"I don't have an appetite right now... Under such circumstances, do you think I still have an appetite...?" Amachi took the bowl that Ogata handed back, a little anxious in his tone, "Okay, the rice is already eaten." Okay, let's think about how to solve the current predicament. How do we get out of here now?"

Just now, after Ogata came back and told Amachi about what happened outside, Amachi hurriedly asked Ogata what to do.

To Amachi’s urgent question, Ogata’s answer was “Don’t panic, don’t worry. It’s lunch time, let’s have lunch first. You have to eat on time now to get your health better as soon as possible.”

After giving Ah Ting's answer, Xu prepared their lunch for the day in his own way, and then gave A Ting a meal in a semi-compulsive manner.

Ah Ting was unable to resist, and could only obey the spoonful of porridge that Ogata handed over to him.

Amachi didn't know whether Ogata wanted to settle her mood by eating, or if she simply wanted her to eat on time and get a good body soon—perhaps both.

No matter what Ogata's plan was, after eating a spoonful of porridge that Ogata handed over at an unhurried speed, Amachi's originally flustered heart did become somewhat calm before he knew it— Of course, it's just a little more stable.

Holding the bowl that Amachi had just gotten back from, Ogata whispered in a helpless tone:

"A Ting, don't be so excited, what if you get a wound?"

"The shogunate army is out at this time, but now it is a critical moment of life and death." Ah Ding said, "Can I not be in a hurry?"

Speaking of this, Ah Ding paused.

The expression on his face became complicated.

"...The reason why I am so anxious to discuss with you how to break the game is partly because of you, Ah Yi."

"Me?" Xu said doubts.

"...Don't you think of me as a fool."

Amachi pursed his lips, looked straight at Ogata, and met Ogata's eyes.

"You told me before: you have thought about how to break the situation after encountering the situation of'before my body recovers, the shogunate is here'."

"But I already saw that you were lying to me. You just made up such a lie to comfort me. You didn't think of any way to break the situation after encountering this situation."

The expression on Ogata's face froze.

"How can I say it's someone who has been in the same bed with you for so long." A Ding continued, "I have already figured out some of your little habits."

"When you lie to others, you can do it without blinking your eyes."

"But only when you lie to me, your eyes will subconsciously dodge and you dare not look at me."

"...I used to have such a habit..." Ogata smiled awkwardly, and touched his left eyelid while raising his hand.

A Ding: "I knew you wanted to comfort me at that time, so I didn't expose you face to face, but I cooperated with you."

"I know that you have no way to break the game right now, so I am anxious to discuss with you a way to make both of us safe and sound..."

Ogata listened quietly, then slowly lowered his hand touching his eyelids.

"...Since you can see through it, then I won't hide it."

Ogata Okinawa showed a slightly apologetic smile.

"You are right. I really didn't have any way to break the game after encountering this kind of danger."

"It's just a lie to make you feel at ease and heal your wounds."

"but-"

Ogata's conversation suddenly changed.

"It's not that I haven't done anything but take care of you these days."

"In the past few days, during my free time, I spent this time thinking about what to do if we were to be trapped by the shogunate."

"I was really empty head before."

"But after a few days of thinking, I do have a...maybe a way to get rid of the current predicament."

For some reason, Ogata paused halfway through the sentence just now, and hesitated on his face.

Hearing Ogata's words, Amachi's face showed a faint expectation: "What method? Come and listen."

Ogata: "..."

Ogata did not answer immediately.

Instead, he was silent with hesitation.

Looking at Ogata, who was hesitant on his face, Amachi felt a faint ominous premonition pouring out of his heart.

After a moment of silence, Ogata suppressed the hesitation on his face and slowly said:

"It is impossible for us to surrender to the Shogunate. They have just been attacked by Ogata Ichitosai a while ago. Suddenly they saw a young samurai who was similar in age and stature to Ogata Itosai. Round after round of inspection."

"The Red Moon Fortress faces three rivers. The north, west, and east sides are adjacent to a wide river, and only the south side is connected to the land."

"And the Red Moon Fortress has only one gate connected to the land to the south."

"Now the only entrance to the south has been blocked by the shogunate army...The only way to get you out is probably to drive away the shogunate army outside the city..."

Before Ogata's words were finished, Amachi stared his eyes round and screamed:

"Are you crazy?! Do you want to repel the shogunate army outside the city?!"

"...I know it's difficult." Ogata said softly, "but I want to go-there is no other way to get you out of here except this method."

"What the **** are you thinking?" Amachi's face turned red with excitement, and his chest rose and fell violently. He unceremoniously said to Ogata, "It was because he managed to enter the barracks and killed the man who seriously injured me. Do people give you too much confidence?"

"Assassinate someone in the barracks and repel an entire army-you know how difficult the difference is between the two... well...!"

Before he finished speaking, Ah Ding suddenly showed pain on his face, and raised his hand to cover his wound which was wrapped in layers of linen cloth.

Ogata's move shocked Ogata.

"A Ding, what's the matter?" A Ding asked anxiously.

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Meeting-once again ended without a problem.

After Upanu proposed direct surrender, some of the original "main fugitives" became "main surrenders".

Those who originally advocated fleeing were originally a group of people who felt that there was no chance of winning against the Heren army—some of them changed and became the "main surrender faction", which was expected.

Thus-the original battle between the "main battle faction" and the "main fugitive faction" has become a battle between the "main battle faction" and the "main surrender faction".

The "main battle faction" headed by Retannoe did not back down—the same was true of the "main battle faction" headed by Upanu.

And Chanup, as usual, did not confess his position at all.

People of the two factions blushed with thick necks and exhausted.

Because people from both factions are exhausted, in the end this meeting can only be temporarily suspended and will be renewed tonight.

The meeting had just been suspended, and Chanup was one of the first to leave the house.

After Chanup left, several people who were sitting next to Retannoe and who were also the "main combatants" with Retannoe sighed:

"Chanup...what the **** is he doing... when is this? Why doesn't he say anything? Does he want to fight or to surrender?"

"Oh... I can understand Chanup... After all, his position is there, he must be careful in his words and deeds."

"We need Chanup's leadership... He has been so silent now, what should we do..."

"Humph. In my opinion, it's just Chanup who persuaded him. He didn't dare to fight, nor did he want to descend, so he dragged. The original'hero' who led us to find and build this new home, I've also become cowardly..."

Reitanoer had been quietly listening to these words of the people around him.

Listening quietly-and then leaving silently without a glance...

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Chanup was walking on the way home with his smoking gun in his hand.

He didn't choose to take the main road, but chose to walk on a path with few pedestrians—because he now doesn't want to be surrounded by his own people and asked by them "what should they do".

Now he doesn’t know how to answer this kind of question...

Just when Chanup was about to return to his home, he suddenly heard the voice of an old acquaintance from behind him:

"Chanup."

Chanup stopped, turned his head and looked back, looking at his acquaintance-Retannoe, who stopped him.

Reitanoe walked towards Chanup expressionlessly.

"Chanup. What the **** are you doing?" Retanoé didn't say a word of greeting to Chanup, and said directly to Chanup. how?"

"Are you trying to fight him to the death, or do you want to bend your knees to him like a coward-can't you just say it quickly?"

Chanup smiled bitterly, and subconsciously wanted to lift the smoke gun in his hand to smoke-but just raised the smoke gun, only to find that he did not light the cigarette, so he could only put down the smoke gun that he had just raised in embarrassment.

"...I am in charge of the entire Heyezhe now." Chanup said slowly, "I have to be cautious about this kind of danger involving the life and death of the people of the tribe..."

Before Chanup's words were finished, Leitanoe suddenly interrupted Chanup's words:

"... Chanup, you seem to be really old."

After all, the emotions contained in Leitanoer's gaze at Chanup have become...complicated.

I don’t know why Retannoe suddenly jumped the topic so suddenly, after a daze, he responded with a half-joking tone:

"I'm human too, of course my hair will turn white and my face will have wrinkles."

"I don't mean your appearance is old." Retanoer, "I mean your heart seems to be old."

"It's...not like the previous ‘hero’."

The expression on Chanupu's face became dazed again.

At this time, Retanoer continued:

"Ten years ago, when several of our tribes had to move south to find new homes due to the deterioration of the climate, that experience of moving south, every time I think about it, I sweat all over my body."

"Blizzards, beasts attacked, no food, other villages took advantage of the fire... We have been hit again and again."

"Even I can't help but feel desperate several times, thinking that we might end here."

"But every time everyone is depressed, you will stand up and inspire everyone."

"You seem to never know what it is to be afraid. Whether it is a snowstorm or a food shortage, you have a bold and fearless expression, encouraging everyone to move forward and directing everyone to move forward. In the end, success led us to find This new home."

"You look forward and backward, hesitant, and you don't have any more courageous hero like 10 years ago."

From now on, Chanup buried his head lower and lower.

At this moment, Chanup's head was so low that Retannoe could only see the spin above his head.

"Chanup."

Retanoer said every word.

"Witness the home that is threatened by hungry wolves coveted."

"Seeing that this new home that was found after such a great sacrifice will be invaded."

"Do you really feel nothing at all?"

"Does it really not feel at all?"

Having said that, Leitanoe took a deep look at Chanup in front of him.

Then quickly turned and left.

It's also a coincidence.

Because Chanup had been keeping his head low just now, Retannoe didn't see it—after the words he had just fallen, Chanup’s pair of pupils that had been dimmed these days was faint. The light emerged.

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As soon as the meeting was suspended, Upanu immediately walked out of the house.

As soon as he walked out of the house, he immediately heard footsteps behind him-looking back, he was a middle-aged man.

This middle-aged man was the same middle-aged man who had always insisted on fleeing and confronted Retanoer and others.

As soon as the middle-aged man rushed to Upanu's side, he immediately said to Upanu:

"Upanu. You just said so well. How can we waste our lives in a war that is completely unwinnable?"

Upanu's face remained as usual for the compliment of this man, unmoved by the compliment of the middle-aged man.

Raising the smoking gun in his hand, after a silent puff of cigarette, he slowly said:

"It's a pity that Chinup didn't express his position for a long time, and Leitanoe and the others are stubborn."

The middle-aged man curled his lips: "People like Retannoe are really too troublesome. No matter what they say, they can't listen..."

"...I have been thinking just now—Retanoe and the others are all brains, you talked and talked with each other like just now, and I don't know when to persuade them to agree to surrender."

Upanu said slowly.

"So I think we have to think of some way to increase our momentum-and I just thought of a good way to increase our momentum."

"You came just right. Can you do me a favor?"

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Red Moon Fortress,

"...It's okay." Kunoya carefully inspected Ah Ding's wound several times, and then nodded gently, "The wound is not torn."

After all, Kunoya changed her stern tone and said to Ah Ding:

"Be careful, little girl. You can't do any violent movements now. If the wound is torn, it will be troublesome."

Ah Ding: "I see..."

Just now, Ah Ding accidentally pulled his wounds because of his emotions.

Although Amachi said that it was okay, Ogata still chose to retrieve Kunoya and let Kunoya check Amachi's wound.

As soon as Ogata rushed out of the clinic, she ran into Kunoya who was holding a cigarette and returning to the clinic after handling the matter.

After listening to Ogata's brief description of the situation, Kunoya immediately opened the linen cloth in Amachi-fortunately, the diagnosis revealed that the wound was not torn.

Kunoya took out a new linen cloth and bandaged the wound for Ah Ding.

While bandaging Amachi's wound, he calmly said to Ogata and Amachi:

"It's terrible outside now."

"I just went to see a patient who sprained my waist a while ago."

"In the middle of the follow-up visit, I suddenly received news that there was a fight from the army."

"When I came back from the follow-up visit, I saw that there were many people maintaining order there, so that everyone should not be afraid and let everyone go home temporarily."

"Someone is obedient."

"Some people choose to conflict with these people who maintain order."

"Some people are yelling,'What's so scary to be with others?'"

"There are also crying, but I don't know what they are crying."

Speaking of this, Kunoya laughed a few times as if being amused.

"Faced with the incoming Japanese army, everyone reacted differently-it's funny."

Seeing that Kunoya was overly calm, and even Xianxin was teasing there, Ogata couldn't help asking Kunoya:

"Kunoya, you are so calm. Are you not afraid of the Japanese army outside the city?"

"What is there to be afraid of?" Kunoya shrugged, "If there is a problem, I will slowly find a way to solve the problem."

"And—this kind of thing is nothing to panic, right."

Kunoya blinked at Ogata and smiled.

"Although I seem to be just an ordinary doctor, I actually have experienced a lot of storms."

"The mere'come with others' can't scare me."

Speaking of this, Kunoya just bandaged the wound for Ah Ding.

"Okay. You have to pay attention after this time, and don't make any overly violent movements."

Noisy and yelling.

At this time, there was a sudden clamor outside the house.

Ogata, Amachi, and Kunoya turned their heads to look outside.

"What's going on outside..." Kunoya frowned slightly, "Why is it so noisy... Did you show off your strength outside again..."

After that, Kunoya shook her head helplessly, then got up and walked out.

"I'll go outside to see the situation."

Not long after Kunoya went out, she came back.

"What's wrong outside?" Ogata asked.

"It's nothing big." Kunoya shrugged while stuffing new tobacco into the cigarette gun in her hand. "It seems like the head of Upanu of Capasi Village is going to give a speech, and then many people are attracted. In the past, I just wanted to hear what that Upanu said."

Speaking of this, Kunoya let out a sneer.

"The Upanu... I can roughly guess what the man is trying to say."

"That guy... is like a bear with a cut egg."

"The people who cut his eggs are the people of the'Kunasi Limenasi Battle' three years ago."

"It's not hard to guess what a guy who has been cut off by the Japanese army will say in the face of the attacking Japanese army."

Speaking of this, Kunoya just stuffed tobacco into the pipe, UU reading www. uukānshu.com, but because of taking care of the frail Ah Ding, she did not light it up, so she held her cigarette in her mouth, and then continued:

"But—even though the guy's eggs were cut, it's not impossible that they will grow back."

"It depends on who has the ability to make him grow back to eggs."

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The author's right wrist is now painful... I don't know if it is tenosynovitis...

I swear to God: This chapter was written with the pain endured... It was written that I should stop, rub my wrist...

The novelist’s occupational disease has already begun to appear on me. Even if I bought a wrist cushion and changed the keyboard, it had little effect... I really don’t know what to do...

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