Yeah. We don't need to be too specific, but we can't present on the whole period in general, either.

[ Haha, he won. But since he won and Add isn't going to shove all the work off onto him, he'll stop being a complete brat. He nudges the notebook between them to let Add read over what he has written down. The paper is thin enough that some notes on the next page show through, but there are a few talking points listed under "Tokugawa": Political reform, foreign policy, economic change, the arts, and just Ieyasu himself. ]

Is there anything you like? It'll be harder if you're stuck researching something you really hate.