Chronicles of The Hardships of Komachi in The Sengoku Era

Shizuko could not answer the question instantly.

Immediately after the time slip, she would have answered "I want to go home" without hesitation.

But she stayed a long time in the Warring States. I just thought it was a lifetime breakup, enough to remind me of the faces of people close to unconsciousness.

You guessed her mood like that, Mitsuruo said this in a bright voice.

"Well, it will be difficult to draw conclusions as soon as possible. But please be prepared. Not to regret it."

At the end of the day, Mitsuruo forcefully breaks the story of Time Slip.

So Mitsuruo met Shizuko for the first time, and I thought that she was satisfied that she had not introduced herself to Shizuko by prioritizing her conversation with her.

Now that he realizes that, he coughs up a little to change the air.

"I'll introduce myself again. My name is Mitsuruo and my full name is Mitsuruo Tanaka. I'm a shitty regular employee. It's not really this way of talking, but it became a habit if I tried to be polite. Back to that, the industry I was involved in in in modern times is livestock farming, but I'm not a contract farmer who does livestock farming, I'm the one who assists in the management of livestock farming. Oh, I was working part-time at a restaurant on a side job. So I feel confident there in my cooking skills."

"Who assists in the management of livestock......?

I bragged about my cooking arm, but I was a little depressed because it didn't look stunning.

But as soon as I change my mood, I cough up and go on with the words.

"Yeah, livestock was also formerly part of agriculture. But cropping in the fields and livestock growing cattle and pigs are separate. In fact, there are more confused farmers, some of whom crush fields without thinking and shift to livestock production. That's the job of teaching them the basics of livestock production, providing feed, good offices on how to deal with pests, carnivore processors and other shipping destinations, and total support for a series of livestock flows."

"I see... So you have a saying when it comes to livestock?

I feel sorry for the inquiry and swoop my neck to the side.

"Unfortunately, I don't know the history of livestock production in depth. We only know what to do about the natural varieties we have in those days. For example, in chickens, white legphones are famous for egg product species and broiler species for meat product species, right? I can respond confidently to that, but against chickens close to the native species..."

Mitsuru's knowledge is only relative to modern breeds. I have no idea about the varieties along the way or the early varieties.

But that's not bad for you. Few people want to learn more about history because they are in that industry.

"… that said, the foundation is not something that changes that much, isn't it advantageous to apply it to the original species to some extent?

"Yeah... well... I've been eating on this road for fifteen years"

Shizuko thought it was enough. Even though he has never been directly involved in livestock production, Mitsuruo has worked in the industry for fifteen years.

Then the frustrated plan can be resumed without being able to do so. But no matter how knowledgeable he was, it was obvious how hard he would go.

So Shizuko's success or failure in this plan depended on Mitsuko's motivation.

"Hmm. I'd like to ask you a few questions. What do you think about what's going to happen?

"Is that me? I'm ready to bury bones in this day and age."

Answer Shizuko's question without hesitation.

"At first I kept thinking about going back to modern times. But I don't have any company, and my daughter does it to my daughter-in-law. When I say untrained in this world, I see my grandson's face. I was harder than that to live in this world squeezing my power, and I realized that my days were so full. There was a world that gave me the same look in Japan but I didn't know it when I thought so and could afford to look around, and there were people who valued my cooking skills highly and felt worthwhile doing so. And then, strangely, that feeling of wanting to go home disappeared somewhere."

"Really?"

"You look like you said it was hard to understand, Shizuko. You don't have to think hard. The race of men is simply made. Even when I'm dying, the more I make it a laugh. Well, that's why Mitsuruo Tanaka is going to live his second life in the Warring States."

"Hmmm...... then as a second life, could you tow livestock production with us on Oda territory?

"Is...?

"Of course, you're going to be carrying a lot of hard work. So I can't force myself. It all depends on your motivation."

Put your arms together and think.

To him like that, his ever silent contentment shrugged with a small grin.

"Why don't you give it a try, Mitsuko. If you change your standing position, so does what you see. If that's funny, fine. There is no modern fence. It's fun to adventure thoughtfully. What, don't worry. Failure only wears me out."

It's a satisfying word that I don't know if I'm stirring it up or giving it anxiety, but Mitsuruo nodded satisfied after only a few thoughts.

"... right. It's a shame to spoil the knowledge and experience of livestock cultivation over the years as well as cooking."

Nodding a few times, Mitsuruo turns to Shizuko.

There was no color of regret or anxiety on that face. He looked like he was waiting for an encounter with the unknown by inflating his chest to expectations.

"I'll take care of that story"

"Okay. Even so...... hmm, chickens would be good with the current breed. The pigs should pick up the black pig agu of the bloodline that came from the Ryukyu Kingdom in 1385. Surely the Ryukyu kingdom is terrible at political corruption right now, so it would be possible to pick up Agu with some money. And then we put pig breeding in perspective."

"No, that's a lot."

Minato, who thought it was about chickens and cattle, had a slight hip pull on the variety given by Shizuko.

But a man's pride won't allow him to imitate the spit he vomited once.

"Oh, the cow is absolute. Cows are a must for smallpox. Goats can be used in place of toddler's milk. I have a lower allergic reaction than a cow, and a goat is a must..."

The two most endemic diseases of the Warring States era (tails), that's measles and smallpox.

Measles is very contagious and prone to complications. Smallpox also sifted fiercely with great infectivity and, according to one theory, a high lethality rate of forty percent.

Smallpox, in particular, was a distant cause of the annihilation of countries and peoples at times until the end of the eighteenth century, when seed pox with cow pox was developed.

"I see, because you certainly don't know cowpox by amateur. I, Satoshi and Shizuko have been vaccinated, but we haven't received them in this era, so it's a must as a smallpox vaccine."

Periodic vaccination is mandatory for all citizens in the age of Shizuko. This is because of the use of viruses to combat bacterial weapons and the resurgence of diseases declared to be eradicated.

Unlike before, vaccination is not a recommendation but an obligation, and a violation would result in a fine or imprisonment for 'intentionally attempting to spread or epidemic the disease'.

I was so wary of terrorism caused by bacterial weapons, but the compulsory vaccination sparked a backlash from various groups.

Because opposite groups are protesting in emotional theory, the government has ignored the protests and continues to vaccinate them.

"Cows are particularly important in that sense."

"It will. Thank you for your hard work."

It is cattle, black pigs, goats, pigs and chickens that Mitsuruo is intended for livestock production.

Although vast amounts of land and large quantities of water will be required, there are also a number of lands where development has not progressed for reasons such as convenience of transport.

"Are we done talking about Mitsuzu? Then I guess I'll be next. Even so, I don't remember anything from the past. The name Satisfaction is also a pseudonym."

"Oh, I'm sure you haven't had any memories of the past since Shizuko helped you."

Satisfaction snorts at Mitsuru's words. There are very complicated circumstances involved about his identity.

First of all, the name Satisfaction is a provisional name, and nobody knows his real name. In person and in memory, the mysterious word just came to mind and I couldn't recall the full name at the heart.

The result was to line up the words he came up with and create a name that looked like 'Satisfaction'.

And when he was discovered by Shizuko, he was falling down with a bloody full-bodied creation, a near-death wound.

Because of the constant state of breath, the paramedics who rushed by Shizuko's report also thought that he would be out of breath during the emergency transport.

He miraculously took his life, but what he waited for was a long period of rehabilitation.

First, he suffered from extreme malnutrition, abrasions, blade wounds and four life-threatening stab wounds to his general bruising. Even in such a full-blown creation, Satisfaction did not let go of the sword of the escape and clenched it hard.

He had slept in bed for three months, but after he was able to move his body, the doctor also showed incredible resilience, recovering to the point where he was discharged in just six months and switched to regular visits.

But the doctor bothers his head about his treatment.

He was thought to be a foreigner, but DNA tests showed that he had a gene specific to the Japanese.

In other words, satisfaction is indisputably Japanese, but it was an unidentified being who could not find any record about it from birth until now.

If there is a case for trauma such as gunshot wounds or blade wounds, the doctor is obliged to report them, but the doctor in charge was famous for his extreme police dislike of what had happened in the past. Even more satisfactory was the fact that the police did not know what it was, so the call to the police was dropped off.

(Reports to the police are judged differently by hospitals and doctors)

After the excessive bending, Satisfaction will be taken by Shizuko's parents as guarantor.

"Well at first I struggled. Amnesia somehow... I didn't know how to handle bathrooms, toilets, mobile phones, TV and other appliances. And for some reason, it's the end of being scared of appliances."

"Let's have no choice. Everything was unknown to me. While everything seems natural, I don't know one thing about it. I felt like an orphan left in the world."

"I was miserable the first time I watched TV. Something frightened me, because I beat him with a stick and destroyed him. It was tough after that. You can't watch the show your sister wants to see, and your mad sister and Uncle Satisfied are in a big fight."

"... that happened."

You remember the first time we lived together, Shizuko tells us with a look she seems nostalgic.

But it must have been an embarrassing memory for Satisfaction. He coughs with a little blush on his cheek.

"I see you usually had such a past for Mr. Cool Satisfaction,"

"It's not like I'm acting cool. My body just remembers that it's natural to be doing this. It was easy to get used to life. I just had a hard time getting used to the dark taste of my eyes."

"Really? And for the sake of amnesia, surprisingly, where did Mr. Knowledgeable Satisfaction learn all that?

"Mr. Satoshi, who has no family registration, could not work part-time. That's why I was reading a book at home... and you were pulling it to the library along the way."

As a thank you for the help, Satisfaction thought of doing something to help, but sadly he was an amateur in farming and because of the significant lack of modern knowledge, it was decided that it was necessary to absorb knowledge first.

Fortunately, Satisfaction was smart, and after a year of struggling at first, compulsory education levels absorbed to a problem-free level.

Afterwards, when he woke up reading books, he went to the library to read and fish for various books. For unknown reasons, he particularly preferred psychology and asked libraries everywhere for various books.

"... you're out of line again. Anyway, I can't describe myself satisfactorily. I hope you think of me as an old man with the name Satisfaction. Yeah, yeah, let's not forget to say it. It seems that the bag containing the modern items that Mitsuko brought in was in Shizuko's hands, but there are only a few others. Even so, other than the family pictures and a few seasonings, you're a trinket. Mine knows Shizuko, but only two swords and a caged hand."

"I can't imagine being involved in a bus accident in a situation where you have that knife... you don't start when I say it. Cohon...... so that's me at the end. Even so, my name is Shizuko, and I was a high school girl just a little while ago."

Cough deliberately and Shizuko introduces herself. But there's not much to talk about when it comes to referrals.

It's pointless here to talk about what you were doing in modern times at any cost.

"In nominal terms, it means that Mr. Oda's wood-like subordination... but it's actually a convenience store with a good body."

"I see... you have the hardest time standing Shizuko. Because we're just cooks."

"I'm used to it, for the first time in the hall"

But Shizuko has a stable life while single because she has met all Nobunaga's unscrupulous demands.

That made me feel subtle. She was.

"For now I am unchanged, and Mitsuya is livestock. If so, is Mr. Satoshi... the shrine goddess?

Shizuko said that with an sorry look.

Was the shrine god unexpected on the boulder, Satisfaction sees Shizuko with an eye that sees something odd?

"Sorry, I do hear that Nobunaga hated religion...... so how can a god be killed?

Before Shizuko says anything, Mitsuko raises his hand and raises his question.

Nobunaga hated Buddhists, protected the Accompanying Leagues and allowed them to preach in Kyoto, but never believed in Christianity.

He burned down the Yanji Temple and other temple Buddhist shrines, thoroughly slaughtered the traditional and one-sided crowd of the Hondo Temple, and threatened to 'kill the missionaries and burn the diocese' near the right of Takayama, who was a follower of the Accompanying Legion.

It can be seen from history that Nobunaga had a ruthless and ruthless attitude towards religion.

Shizuko thought that Shizuko was a little different from Shizuko, who had been told to slaughter and abandon even God and Buddha if he was an enemy.

"The Hall doesn't like religion, it doesn't seem to like that certain religions have power. Well, simply put, don't let religious people get involved in politics (every single thing), right? But the religious forces rebelled against the encroachment of vested interests, so they suppressed it thoroughly in order to eliminate the temple's right of censorship."

In medieval Japan, the words collectively referring to duties, acts, and powers related to police, policing, and criminal justice are called "testing", and the power to conduct testing is referred to as "testing".

In medieval Japan, however, the right of censorship (KANDAN KAN) was a dual dominant structure in which two forces, a lord, a samurai and a temple, had power.

For example, the main temple did not clearly have territory as the main temple, and a proper lord existed.

However, because the ruling structure was that the inhabitants, while collecting taxes from the lords, were returning to the main temple, overlapping powers of censorship existed between the lords and the temple.

Nobunaga is aiming for the centralized rule of Japan by samurai.

He wiped out all the temple's right of censorship (KANKAN) and tried to thoroughly implement the secularism principle that only samurai, the lord, have the right of censorship (KANKAN).

"We wouldn't have had to know if we were modern, and the people had a keen faith until modern times. So your actions seemed to be a complete repression of Buddhism."

"But Nobunaga killed all the people of the main temple, and he named the Sixth Heavenly Demon King after himself."

"In a letter from Shingen Takeda declaring himself to be the guardian of Buddha law, the Hall of Lords did name himself the Sixth Tendemon King. The Sixth Heavenly Demon King is a heavenly demon who conducts the greed to obstruct faith in Buddhism, but at the same time has the aspect of deepening faith by facing the Sixth Heavenly Demon King. It doesn't seem to me that anyone who returns a reply rich in religious wits thinks of themselves as God, does it? Well, I did become a god in future generations..."

"Huh?"

In future generations, Nobunaga became God, and he leaned his neck against the word.

"… In Kyoto, there is the Jianzhi-Jian Shrine (formerly known as Ken Oda Shrine), where Nobunaga is the main priest god. I also worship the loyalty of my son."

Satisfaction answers your questions.

Japan was not invaded by foreign forces thanks to Nobunaga, who brought Japan into one with a view to Tianxia Fububu.

With that in mind, Emperor Meiji decided on November 8, 1869 (December 10, 1869) to establish the Ken Oda Company in praise of Nobunaga, who had advanced in the reconstruction of Tenshita Buwu and Morning Rituals.

Jianxiao Shrine (Uncle Takeisa) is named after Nobunaga's achievements as a shrine of national security, difficult bureau breakthroughs, and great aspirational achievements.

"Originally, Mr. Oda was a cleric of the Oda shrine in Oda, Dansheng County, Echimae. I only later moved on to the tail where he was guardian, following Mr. Echimae Patronage Spur. I mean, the Hall is a family of priests, and I think you have a lot of religious knowledge. In fact, you have a considerable wealth of knowledge about the shrine. Because Shinnosuke Sakura, which I directed, also has quite a taste in the house."

"Nobunoshi Sakura?

"Yeah, there's a shrine a little further away from here. Initially it was just a shrine plan, but the pavilion got quite a bit of it, and now it's something else."

Shinnosuke Sakura was founded by Shizuko to let her know the time. It would have been nice if she had a small main hall and a bell for her plans.

But since when did Nobunaga start getting all sorts of hands on whether he was unhappy with Shizuko, who didn't get any other hands at all, or wanted to design his own shrine?

The boundaries of the shrine will be developed and facilities and equipment will be added one after another.

By Nobunaga's hand, if he noticed, it had been expanded to a non-inferior scale as a normal shrine.

And the expansion, which could be described as a demonic modification, was accelerated, and the establishment of Nobunaga's shrine shifted in the direction of no other.

Although there was no unity in the composition of the shrine itself until the shrine came under the control of the state during the Meiji period, it was a troubling word as a static child, no matter how many shrines were given to a boulder that had become a pointless setting.

"Happy with the demonic modification, I stopped saying anything when the construction was finished. So are you more of an administrator than a god?"

"If there are more people in the clergy, will it persuade educators? Buddha monks usually do temple houses."

"You have that, too. Anyway, now we have our own directions. Mitsuki is going to be busy recently, thank you."

"I just have to work on it."

I was so groaning, but I couldn't feel the feeling at all from the voice color.

I first thought about satisfying and convincing the two employers, Nobuko, but I got a good understanding of this.

First of all, 80% of the cooking of the princess was in charge of Mitsu, and the other two were only assistants. Therefore, the princess did not make it a problem to lose her satisfaction.

However, it showed difficulty in repositioning your boulders. But I hear that carrying out livestock production, such as black pork agu and goats, increases the variation of the veterinary meat.

Not exactly a complete transfer, but Mitsuruo's position as a dedicated cook and livestock farmer.

Subject to the first feeding of black pigs and goat meat, the princess promised assistance to Mitsuto.

As an exclusive cook, Goro was suddenly left alone, but instead of depressed, he said, "Let me make a dish that roars the princess!" He was a cook to the extent that he intended.

The three run to assume their roles. Mitsuruo's first step was his journey to the Okinawa and Kyushu regions in search of black pigs and goats along with Kujiro and other merchants.

Shizuko sent out a letter to Nobunaga hoping for a Zhu seal letter that would make her contentment the custodian of the shrine. A little while later, I get a Zhu seal letter from him authorizing me to administer my satisfaction. Satisfaction was now sunny and officially recruited by the shrine administrator.

Though the satisfaction had at first crept with those who had originally managed it, the oligarchy but serious character was favourably received and quickly broken down.

Shizuko, on the other hand, works on the construction of certain special equipment.

At first glance it looks like a large dustbin, but the contents are demon-modified snow chambers.

Soil storage has the function of maintaining constant conditions of temperature and humidity in the storage. Use that feature to create a natural refrigerator that uses snow.

During the Warring States of the Little Ice Age, it was not uncommon for snow to fall in winter, so it was easy to collect large quantities.

However, unlike a modern refrigerator, the temperature of the refrigerator was never kept constant.

Some days the water in the experimental barrel was frozen, while others kept the water in a state without freezing. From there, Shizuko speculated that the temperature of the cage would be between minus five and five degrees.

Create a small room surrounded by concrete in the basement of the building. It is a natural freezer that utilizes the cold radiation action of concrete.

Again, the temperature will not be constant, but Shizuko thought that it would definitely be less than minus eighteen degrees to see where frozen vegetables can be made.

It is possible to collect snow during the winter, but unlike the Sea of Japan, the Pacific side still has a short period of time until it stops snowing.

Shizuko wanted to build a hauling route from around Echimae, but that won't happen until Echimae becomes Nobunaga's territory.

In order to carry out separate work from the snow room, Shizuko takes a trip to the fishing village directly managed by Nobunaga.

The Tokai region, which faces Ise Bay, has long had certain fish to be eaten during this period. That's Bora.

Winter bora is called 'cold bora' and is unusual as a fatty and delicious fish. The discernment method is simple and the cold bora is cloudy with fat in the eyes.

In modern times, it is influenced by polluted rivers, many boras with strong odors, but less polluted rivers in warring times, and many boras with low odors.

In the first place, the odor of bora is caused by blood, and if the blood drain treatment is carried out properly, the odor can be considerably reduced even if it is not cold bora.

Choosing Bora instead of other fish isn't just because it's easy to take anything.

After salting Bora's ovaries, if dried, you can make a rasp that is said to be the three most delicious Japanese delicacies.

But Kasumi made his first attempt, and Bora, who could be removed in October, failed many times to remove his ovaries, and even if he could be removed more and more, he was bleeding poorly and smelling.

November was relatively better but failed to add or subtract salt, something that was not very much but could not be described as a delicacy.

It finally took shape in December, but the journey to famous products is far. Still good for the sake dishes, Nobunaga gave me a good rating.

Apart from Kalasmi, she also taught him how to make smoke using Bora's body.

Bora is between 30 and 50 cm, and it is more efficient to smoke it together than to dry it.

Smoking is more conservative than dry because it solves "fat oxidation" and "bacterial development" that cannot be suppressed by dry matter.

Smoking is even more nutritious, even though some are lost, and smoking adds flavors and flavors that are different from raw.

There is no way to miss the smoking of bora, a valuable source of protein that can improve the food situation during the harsh winter months, when many days cannot be fished due to cold or timing.

Shizuko also begins oyster farming.

Oysters contain a variety of nutrients just like milk, also known in Japan as' brown rice in the sea '.

Oysters, which have been important food since the Rope period, have been farmed in Japan around the Astronomical Year (1532-1555).

I really wanted to prepare for it earlier, by August last year, but it was carried over after the following year because it became clear to Uehiro and the subsequent processing.

The oysters to be farmed are true oysters, one of Japan's two largest oysters. This can be harvested throughout Japan and shipped in a year from seedlings harvesting.

After three years, they become large, but the probability of survival drops from year to year, so they basically ship in one year.

I really wanted to cultivate the black tide from the Pacific Ocean and the sea water from Ise Bay, as well as around Uramura Bay, where the freshwater from Kiso Mitsugawa and Miyagawa blend reasonably well.

At the moment, however, Minami Ise is not Nobunaga's territory, so Shizuko thought of doing business after the Ise invasion was over.

There is no need to use the wide ocean solely for oyster farming. In addition to oyster farming, Shizuko also handles seaweed and marinade farming.

It was after the Edo period that modern dry seaweed appeared, and raw seaweed dominated during the Warring States period. But for the high value of the rarity, seaweed had been treated unfairly.

Shizuko thought it was possible to cultivate seaweed due to the inclusion of Ise Bay as the main source of seaweed and marinade.

It is only after late September and November and the end of the agricultural boom that seaweed and understanding enter into full-scale work.

The cultivation period is from November to about May of the following year, and seaweed from October to April of the following year.

Because floating rings cannot be easily made, seaweed will be cultivated in a strut type. He was forced to twist out a large amount of bamboo wood, but Shizuko accommodated from his own bamboo grove.

"I know it's seaweed, then oysters. Let's farm these three in the sea. A year for seaweed and a year to two for oysters. If things go well, the aquaculture business will be on track in five years. It'll take about ten years to get a finished shape."

This is also possible because it is a static child that lubricates the bamboo used for hemp fibers and struts, which are raw materials for nets and ropes.

But what do you use seaweed for?

"Hmm. Do you need to farm and do it until you use a lot of hemp"

Strange circles and lengths are aligned for questioning.

The three escorts were the usual, but Shizuko the boulder also had a headache for coming up to the odd circle.

"No worries if you're ready. It's too late to say it's not enough by the time you panic. Usually it's important to know how ready you are down there."

"You know what?"

"I'm here sometimes. It's too late to say it's tough after you're in a state of panic. Crisis management skills are important, right?

"I see... Speaking of which, a while ago, Kyung Chong was baking a small fish in seven wheels. Is that something to prepare for, too?"

"... I heard something I shouldn't have listened to, but I'm gonna leave it now."

Shizuko, who orbited land crop production, next began to tectonize against seafood.

That's seaweed, meh, oyster farming. And the farming of small fish with hormones and dojos.

She can't possibly miss out on more nutritious seaweed, meh, and oysters than she needs to talk about.

The reason I haven't tectonized seafood before is because the environment for lubricating hemp fibres was not in place.

"Hormorocco and dojo farming. Well, the hall loaned me the land, so I could do it. Dojo has nutrients comparable to those of eels, and the land becomes fattening when they are farming the hormones."

Nobunaga thought to Shizuko, "Why don't you live in a better house," and gave it quite a lot of land and craftsmanship.

But she was unaware of it, and the vast land was transformed into a hormone and dojo farm.

It's not hard to imagine Nobunaga having a headache that a sizeable plot of land was almost filled with a pond named Farm.

But Dojo had a problem with the honmorocco anyway.

It needs to be transported alive from Lake Biwa, but in modern times there are commonly tools (air pumps and water thermometers) to maintain water temperatures or oxygen concentrations, but they do not exist in the Warring States era regardless.

Whatever method was used to carry it to Ogi, this was the biggest problem for Shizuko.

In the end, thinking that force moves were the simplest and most likely solution to plan realisation, she used artisans to make ponds dotted everywhere that could temporarily discharge and store the homologues from Lake Biwako to the farm.

The pond was used to accomplish the rough business of carrying the Honmoroko alive to Ozhang.

Naturally, the weak individual died in transit, but it subsided in the stomach of a human involved in transport.

"(That would be a reward given to you if you did build a house)"

"(Dear Left, The craftsmen were pitiful, but Shizuko had no choice)"

While they understood what caused Nobunaga to suffer from headaches, the two considered Nobunaga to be "a bad one with euphemistic expressions".

"Those two, what are you doing? I can't afford to relax because I'm going around here."

Shizuko's busy days remain the same, whether it's farming time or not, such as installing snow rooms and teaching technology to fishing villages.

One letter arrived at her with such a busy schedule.

"... what do you want me to do with this?

The senders of the letters delivered to Shizuko are Akechi Mitsuyuki and Hideyoshi.

They are now building Nijo Castle in Kyoto with Nobunaga. Shizuko was surprised for a moment what it was like for those two to write to each other jointly.

But after reading the contents, I was shocked. The content of the letter reads: "The hotel has been very hard to deal with lately. I want Shizuko to do something about it."

"Make sure you take a bath. Do something because the flavor is thin. The bedroom is stiff and invincible... isn't it just me..."

"Think positively that's all you're counting on,"

A strange circle drinking tea just answers Shizuko, who throws a letter and slams it on the floor.

"But even though I have a project to redevelop this area... I can't handle any more of your museums in Kyoto."

"One end of the cause is in Shizuko, so there's no other way. Every living environment you think is too comfortable."

"I know..."

Shizuko improves her warring lifestyle and builds a comfortable living environment. If Nobunaga likes it, he will incorporate it.

Nobunaga's comfort in life went up out of step because he kept doing that. Though Kyo was at the cutting edge of the epidemic at the time, it could not extend to a lifestyle hundreds of years away.

"Um, but I don't know if I can move right now. Looking to the future, we need to move the villagers so they don't get hurt... and most importantly, Tea Maru is moving this way."

Shizuko roars with her head in her arms.

Nobunaga gained many allies for fulfilling his role. It may be said that Japan is already a leading country.

But at the same time, there were more enemies. Nobunaga, who was a rural man in the East until a short while ago, became the leading Japanese nation. And not many people learn to rebel against it.

Moreover, although his policies are popular with ordinary people, they are in such a way as to encroach upon their own vested interests from the point of view of those in power.

Because they are all directly linked to their livelihood base, they cannot easily tolerate infringement, and that was also a factor in increasing the number of enemies.

With more enemies, the number of humans searching for him has also increased. So Nobunaga, who thought that Shizuko's surroundings were a unique environment, decided to keep them away from harm to the villagers who lived there.

The villagers also embraced Nobunaga's migration policy by saying that they would not want to be targeted for their lives.

"Talent to Keiji, Katsuzo, you'll be moving over here too. We need more accommodation for the warlords... and we can't crush the fields... Wow."

After relocating all the villagers, Nobunaga made plans to improve the hot springs and accompanying facilities and to garrison or settle some more soldiers for a long time.

Prior to the plan, five villages, including Shizuko's, will be destroyed and further ground.

From there, the first priority will be the defense facilities and the strengthening of the defense network, including the surrounding area.

When that's over, we'll remodel Nobunaga's villa, Shizuko's house. At the same time, we will build houses for celebrations and talents, as well as accommodations for warlords to stay in hot springs.

There are obviously fields floating in it, but there are more surprises than that.

Nobunaga entrusted Odd Maru with the management of the villa. His educator will move in the same way because he hasn't served yet, but pulling it out is enough to pull out his peripheral cirrhosis.

"I suppose Father wants to tell me to get an education from you."

"Well, you do what you fly for, the hall. There are accommodations for women in the plan..."

There is a facility in the plan that floats just like the fields. Whatever that looks like, it's a women's accommodation.

There is only one person who can screw that into Nobunaga's plan. Shizuko asks strange circles as she feels a bad feeling.

Naturally, her hunch never came off.

"Not as the Lord expected. There's only one person in this world who can screw an institution like that into your father's plan."

"I knew it... it was the princess, I put this in. There's a watermelon field in the corner of the garden... and I'm screwing around with Mazuma-sama's hopes."

"Ma, give up. It's not something you manage."

To Shizuko, who exhales a heavy sigh, Odd Maru says like every other person.

"... ha, I guess the response to the Hall is next month. If only you'd put up with me till then... fine."

"You can't expect that."

Right, Shizuko shrugged and exhaled a heavy sigh again.