I Became a Daimyo in Japan

Sixteenth-century Japan was rife with warfare. Within its less than 300,000 square kilometers, over three hundred powerful factions fought amongst themselves, with battle raging in every village. Farmers were burdened by both farming and warfare, suffering from the uncertainty of life and death; wicked monks stirred up trouble, and merchants engaged in opportunistic schemes. Even among the samurai, chaos reigned, with insubordination, patricide, and fratricide commonplace. In this turbulent world, an outsider became a fallen daimyo. Beset by internal strife from his retainers and surrounded by powerful enemies, as the wheels of history threatened to crush his territory, a counterattack was imminent!