There are two kinds of heroes, one is the proud son of heaven who surpasses ordinary people, and the other is a reckless hero born from the people.Toyotomi Hideyoshi belongs to the latter.Heroes are like stars in the sky, with different personalities and life trajectories. From birth to the prime of life, to Feng Taige later, in the most glorious Taoshan period, he was always surrounded by ordinary people, which showed his deep love for these ordinary people. Toyotomi Hideyoshi has always known that he is just an ordinary person.Therefore no one is more generous than he.Who is the most humane hero in Japanese history?Everyone will recommend Toyotomi Hideyoshi first.Perhaps it is this side of him that makes him deeply and warmly loved among the people.

The reason why Toyotomi Hideyoshi makes people close is simple.That is, he is quintessentially Japanese, and the sympathy he brings to people makes him endearing to the masses.In particular, his ordinaryness and shortcomings have aroused the resonance of the public.Toyotomi Hideyoshi is a typical representative who combines the advantages and disadvantages of the Japanese.If it only describes his merits, then this book is a tribute to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, which is not appropriate.If only his advantages are detailed one by one, it will make Toyotomi Hideyoshi look small.Toyotomi Hideyoshi's greatness cannot be expressed in one or two words.

The "Toyotomi Hideyoshi" I wrote did not describe the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.In his later years, like other heroes, he became a tragic figure, just like the setting sun of Osaka Castle, tragic and spectacular.The emphasis on the description of the period in the book is because I prefer Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the era of suffering.In addition, it is for this reason that I have written more about his prime of life.In addition, if only Toyotomi Hideyoshi is the main subject, the book will be a little thin, so I will also write about the birth and fall of countless heroes and heroes from Nobunaga to Tensho and Keichang, especially if you do not mention Tokugawa Ieyasu, this book will be incomplete.