history of japan pacific war graphic novel

Another CHINA number 1,china is supreme,chinese race is superior novel. japan/Europe and america are nothing but slave nation. for jesus Christ chinese people move on. what happen in wwII is part of the war don't blame japan to anything bad happen in your country is not their fault that you are weak in that time. i thought you are strong with exaggerated history like "romance of the 3 kingdom" like war lord lu bu kill 50million soldier. really? 50million?

Great novel. Recommend to those who like history and war strategy.(hais remind me of the world online novel hope for that author to continue about it). I like the style and maybe rival the novel the world online. So I think of it as the world online but center about japan.

Japan’s ambition in World War II: It first annexed Korea and occupied Northeast China, then attempted to invade and rule the whole of China, followed by dominating Southeast Asia and controlling the Western Pacific. Ultimately, it sought to divide the world by force and establish a Japan-dominated colonial hegemony system in Greater East Asia. Its essence was militarist external expansion, plundering land, resources and labor, enslaving Asian countries, breaking the international order, and striving for hegemony over Asia and even the whole world.

Manga (US: /ˈmɑːŋɡə/, UK: /ˈmæŋɡə/; Japanese: 漫画 [maŋga]) are comics or graphic novels originating from Japan. Most manga conform to a style developed in Japan in the late 19th century,[1] though the art form has a long prehistory in earlier Japanese art.[2] The term manga (katakana: マンガ; hiragana: まんが) is used in Japan to refer to both comics and cartooning. Outside Japan, the word is typically used to refer to comics originally published in the country.[3]

Hello, I’m the author, and I get to pin my own warning label. What you can expect from this story: Expect feudal Japan. Keichō era (it is not idyllic) Expect historical inaccuracies. I try to be respectful to the period, but I prioritize story over perfect academic precision, and I take liberties when it serves the narrative, weaving JJK's worlds in, cursed techniques, clan politics, and sorcerers into the country on the brink of total war. Expect a lot of OCs. Expect a very young Hajime. Expect clan structures, internal factionalism, and an attempt, hopefully not embarrassing, to portray the political tension of the time with the idea that sorcerer clans weren’t floating above history but entangled in it. Expect morally gray, flawed characters, both heroes and antiheroes, people shaped by brutal systems, war, and ideology, whose actions will make sense within their worldview. Expect extremism, alternating politics and war, and yes, there is a romantic subplot that matters, but it's not the only spine of the story. Expect heavy themes hinted at or addressed, such as: graphic violence, war crimes, genocide/massacre, ethnic cleansing, child death, infanticide, violence. They are contextualized within the brutality of the period and the narrative, but they are not softened. Your well-being comes first. If any of this makes you uncomfortable, please don’t read. Also, considering the historical and cultural setting, do not expect modern teenagers with modern sensibilities; we are in the late 16th century in Japan. In general? Don’t like, don’t read. If you stay, welcome! [img=Relaxed]