Influenced by the culture of the Tang Dynasty, before the rise of the samurai class, the favorite flower in Japan was the plum blossom.

The unyielding and arrogant symbol of the plum blossom is the favorite symbol of the aristocratic class.

But after the samurai class flourished, Japan's national flower became the cherry blossom.

There is a widely circulated proverb - the flower is the cherry blossom, and the man is the samurai.

It means that the cherry blossom is the king of flowers, and the samurai is the king of men.

Makino didn't expect that Jubei, who couldn't even take a knife to him, found his "knife" after he was dying, and performed a powerful blood ghost technique such as "Sakura Fall".

The longer he practiced swordsmanship, the more attractive Makino became to his superb swordsmanship.

I have to say, this really surprised Muye!

What Makino didn't know was that the "moment" when he found his sword, Jubei also found his memory as a human being.

When I remembered it, even Jubei remembered it.

Before his death, he was indeed a samurai, but he was not a very strong samurai.

If you want to describe it, he is a **** warrior!

The identity of this samurai was inherited from his father.

There are also some kendo skills, but they are only barely qualified.

But also because of his status as a samurai, he can also receive a "rank-lu" every month, so he can live a good life.

Not only that, he also married a virtuous wife, Riko, and gave birth to a lovely son, Ryota.

Riko usually doesn't like to talk very much, but she is very virtuous, and the housekeeping is very delicate, which makes other friends envious to death.

What impressed him most was Riko's eyes, watery, as if they could speak.

With watery eyes, when he laughed again, Jubei couldn't see enough every time.

Riko's eyes are famous for the beauty of her eyes.

Every time he talked about it, the other samurai were all envious, jealous, and hateful towards him. This is also the proudest point of Jubei!

Ryota......

It turns out that his son before he became a ghost was also called Ryotai?

No wonder he didn't eat Ryota after he became a ghost, and even taught Ryota swordsmanship!

Originally everything was fine, but the government suddenly issued a "knife-abandoning order".

He not only lost his identity as a samurai, but also deprived him of the right to a saber.

What's even more tragic is that at the same time as the sword is scrapped, there is also a policy called "Order Punishment".

"Zhilu" means salary, and "discipline" means removal. Except for a small number of warriors with outstanding abilities, most warriors have no jobs and no source of income.

As a **** samurai, Jubei was of course also unemployed.

But what could he do besides being a samurai?

The Jubei after the abolition of the sword was completely lost, as if he had lost all meaning of life all at once.

The ancestral samurai sword was confiscated. Even if he wanted to cut his abdomen, he had no tools.

In desperation, Jubei cut a wooden sword and wore it all day as a samurai, drinking, chatting, and bragging with the samurai who lost their jobs like him.

But what Jubei never imagined was that he was respected by some samurai who wore a wooden sword all day as a samurai.

Under the word of mouth of the samurai, and even rumors, he became the leader of the rebellion against the policies of the Tokyo prefecture.

And the wooden sword on his waist became the symbol of the warrior's soul!

Jubei was completely stunned. At first, he was afraid to die, but as more and more samurai who had encountered similar problems joined him.

He has become synonymous with "Soul of the Unyielding Warrior", and his name is getting louder and louder.

I don't know how the rumors spread. Later, he even became a descendant of a mysterious ancient kendo.

Before the abolition of the sword, Jubei was just a small figure, and among the samurai groups, it was also the bottom of the pack, and nothing stood out!

But the scrapped sword order that made him unemployed brought him to the pinnacle of his life!

Since then, Jubei has become popular wherever he goes.

For a while, the Jubei guards were a little bit fluttering.

The only one who poured cold water on him was probably Riko.

Riko hadn't read the book, and couldn't say any big truths.

But Riko repeatedly advised him that when everyone praised him, it might not be a good thing.

But at that time, how could he hear it?

He only responded to Riko with "long hair but short knowledge", "what do women know" and so on.

Perhaps because there are too many people who compliment him, Jubei seems to have really become the soul of the unyielding samurai, a powerful samurai whom all samurai admire.

He began to practice hard, and began to compete with warriors. Not to mention, he really won all the way.

Although he was bruised several times, in the end he was victorious.

Fighting all the way, winning all the way, triumphing all the way, singing all the way!

Jubei became more and more confident, and his waist became more and more straight.

Looking back on the past, Jubei regretted a lot.

He is obviously a genius warrior, how could he live like a jerk?

Unfortunately, he woke up too late!

Perhaps it was the prodigal son who turned his back on gold. Jubei's martial arts advanced by leaps and bounds, he won more and more victories, and more and more samurai respected him.

Until Saigo Longsheng led 3,000 warriors to rise up in the southwest, this war was also known as the "Southwest War" in later generations.

It was also at that time that the Shibing Guards knew that Xixiang Longsheng was honored as the "Three Heroes of Restoration".

As the soul of an unyielding samurai, Jubei was unsurprisingly chosen as the representative who responded to Takamori Saigo's call.

To this, Jubei also readily accepted.

Riko raised objections again, and told Jubei a cruel news - Ryo was ill!

And the family is really poor, and they don't even have any money to save.

If he left, Ryota would probably die of illness.

That was the first time Jubei saw Riko cry!

But the arrow had to be thrown on the string. In the end, his response to Riko was - as long as he wins a victory, he can become a high official, and then Riko will be the official wife~lightnovelpub.net~ After all, he is Ryota's father, Before the expedition, Jubei collected a sum of medical expenses from the other samurai.

What made Jubei annoyed was that Riko, who came to see him off, didn't smile, and his eyes weren't beautiful.

The Ten Soldiers are ruthless, they must fight a big victory, and let Riko, a woman who has no experience, take a good look at it.

He finally arrived at the battlefield!

Just when Jubei was about to lead the samurai under his command to a big fight, the government army, which had been rumored for a long time, came to kill him.

The battlefield is so unexpected, encountering unexpectedly, and fighting by accident.

And in the government army, there is naturally a samurai, and his name is... Sancheng Kuangzhi!

Mijo Kuangzhi is very short and thin, wearing a worn-out Sanshan pattern feather weave. He is a very down-to-earth samurai.

There are probably only five or six subordinates, not even the sesame official, and can't compare with him at all.

But Jubei never thought that this contest would become his eternal nightmare.

He didn't even take Sancheng Kuangzhi's three moves, and the sword was taken away by Sancheng Kuangzhi.

Not only was Jubei stunned, but a large number of samurai under his command also had their beliefs collapsed!

Naturally, this battle was a major defeat. Perhaps he was really too naive. Kuangzhi Sancheng thought he was just a little scoundrel.

He knelt down, he begged for mercy, he ran away!

Jubei, who returned home in embarrassment, never mentioned the word samurai again...

Under the impact of Shizuku's ripples, the shape of Breath of Water, the "cherry blossoms" withered one after another.

Jubei, whose head rolled to the ground, burst into tears when he looked at the three-mountain pattern on Makino Yuori.

"Sancheng family... I haven't been able to pass three tricks from your hands!"

"Even if I become a ghost, is my way of a samurai just like that?"