The Man who Killed Nobunaga Manhua

Title: The Man who Killed Nobunaga In the land of the rising sun, a lone figure moved silently through the shadows. His name was Kenshin, once a loyal samurai to the ruthless warlord Oda Nobunaga, now a haunted man burdened with regret. The weight of his actions pressed down on him like a heavy cloak, each step a reminder of the blood he had spilled. As Kenshin journeyed through the war-torn landscape, his past followed closely behind. Whispers of his betrayal echoed in the wind, drawing danger to his path. But among the chaos, he also found unexpected allies - a farmer who had lost everything to Nobunaga's tyranny, a widow seeking revenge for her fallen family. Together, they faced trials and tribulations, each challenge bringing them closer to the truth. Kenshin's resolve hardened with each passing day, his sword a beacon of justice in a world shrouded in darkness. And as he crossed blades with former comrades and formidable foes, he realized that redemption was not found in the forgiveness of others, but in the strength to forgive himself. Through battles fought and sacrifices made, Kenshin's name began to spread like wildfire - a symbol of defiance against oppression, a reminder that even the darkest of souls could find light. And in the end, as he stood atop the ruins of a once-mighty castle, staring out at a new dawn on the horizon, Kenshin knew that his journey was far from over. For the man who killed Nobunaga had become something greater - a legend, a legacy, a testament to the power of redemption in a world consumed by the flames of war. And as he sheathed his sword, a sense of peace washed over Kenshin, knowing that his past no longer defined him, but his future was his own to shape.