Kneel and beg for the name of an old comic book 97 or so with a small bounty

Upstairs is already there, it's "The Legend of the Overlord", but I really can't help but say a few more words.

This manga is my favorite!

The author of this manga, Jean Shimazaki, surprised me very much (or shocked!). Because I can't believe that such an imposing work could be written by a female cartoonist. I didn't know that Jean Shimazaki was a woman until ten years after collecting this manga (everyone bs me!).

There are two parts in total, which describe the story of a young lord (Xiao) who goes through many hardships with his companions in order to pursue his dreams, and constantly fights to create a beautiful kingdom without war, only friendship. Throughout the work, Shimazaki uses a large number of magnificent scenes and touches the hearts of every reader with that touching storyline. The work was well received by a wide range of readers, especially boys, and because the story was not influenced by too much of the historical background, it was easily read by many people who are illiterate in Japanese history.

It is worth mentioning that in this work, Shimazaki captures the other side of human nature with a keen antennae unique to women, and re-examines it.

Main character Feng Xiao: The protagonist of the first part, kind, caring, likes to say that he must convince people with virtue, but at the end of the story he said to his son: "Although you must convince people with virtue, you still have to use thunderbolts when necessary!" "It's still very realistic.

Xiao: Feng Xiao's son is wilder and more appealing than his father, and I like him more.

Thousands of people are armed with divine powers: Thousands of people are killed, every time I see him fluttering, I feel so cold. But I love him to death!

Gunpowder Messenger Kai Liuhui: The first and second parts have his plays, a very funny character.

Kwai Yancheng: The twin brother of the eight ghosts, an absolute genius! Feng Xiao's account is under the military division.

I always felt that he was a bit like Zhuge Liang). In fact, Mr. Yan Cheng should be regarded as one of the victims of the troubled times, because of his outstanding military talent, he was used by his ruthless and cruel twin brother, and became a killing tool in order to achieve his brother's ambitions. Later, due to a terminal illness, Mr. Yan Cheng, who was considered to have lost his use value and was exiled to the mountains, met Xiao who was eager to seek talent.

The rest of the story is very cliché.

Aoi Simi: This person should be said to be a ghost, and the military advisor in the second part is also a pretty powerful character.

Eight ghosts: Feng Xiao's uncle, a villain with a lot of personality.

Wu Lai: The villain of the second part, he is very cruel, but he is very good to his daughter, and later his daughter understands her father's true face and marries Xiao. Marry your own father-killing enemy??

The Legend of the Overlord", a work by Jean Shimazaki. I don't know the eight books, and there are follow-ups. Let's find it.

I hope that colleagues who see this post will go to see this comic, a rare good work.

I don't know, but I see 1L... Very good and powerful ...

Synopsis: A young girl who moves to a new residential area with her father Haru Midori. In the middle of the night, Koharu walks down the streets he is not familiar with and goes to a convenience store to buy groceries, where he meets his classmate Hayashi. From that night on, Koharu's body began to undergo ......... mutations

The works that are very impressive, especially the part where the baby turns into a baby at the end, also have the meaning of dissolving, which is quite connotative. I still have reservations about whether the baby is the heroine or not.,Maybe it's reincarnation.,Maybe it's a new birth.。 Alienated human beings, a bit like Kafka's theme.

Tokugawa Ieyasu and "Broken Army Star" are both works by Tetsuo Hara, who depicts the Battle of Sekigahara from two perspectives, respectively, and "Hana no Keiji" is also his work.

"Wanderer's Journey" is based on Eiji Yoshikawa's ** "Miyamoto Musashi", and the scum chaos is the pinnacle of Yuhiko Inoue.

The plot of "Inuyasha" does take place in the Warring States, but it basically has nothing to do with the history of the Warring States and is an overhead work.

Devil's Eye Blade is set in the story of the legendary Mibu clan, and has a strong sense of legend and history.

Sengoku (Hideki Miyashita), the protagonist is Hidehisa Senshi, who is basically loyal to history.

Nobunaga (Nagate Yuka), a generation of overlord Nobunaga.

Koga Ninja Fateh (Segawa Masaki), for the Tokugawa family's inheritance, the two great ninjas of Koga and Iga fight.