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Youka is 100% a traitor. Pg 6 is when he was caught betraying Qin for Riboku and he was racing in thought on how he would deceive Ri Shi but Ri Shi made a terrible mistake and not only didn't suspect Youka at this moment and press his concern but he excused him since Riboku just 'happen to have...

What can you expect from a guy who hands food to people without washing his hands? But still, I think his potential death will have meaningful sacrifice but reading Kingdom won't be the same without his comedy relief. No one can scarcely replace his presence.

He just happened to be good at where it matters. He's not the best fighter but he has probably the best spy network that gives him intel and he exploits it with a strategy planned ahead (proof of this is how he beat Kanki by baiting him into a trap he knew was willing to take but when Kanki...

So 5k of Shin and 3k of Kyokai which means that rest of the 22k reinforcements are just jobbers in case Hara needs a lot of people to die for the tension to go back up. The remaining core of the armies they started with will weather the storm and maybe some named characters will be injured or...

He was a great general who was a father to many great generals of the next generations. His son Moubu, his two deputy disciples Kanki and Ousen, the three young talent Mouten, Ouhon and Shin.

Shin got that dawg in him.

How can you look at a 'prince' like that and be like "well king says so, I hope he saves our kingdom with his unique way to treat his civilians"?

The destruction of Kingdom™

Maron mercenaries who can fight in the mountains, conduct night operations, guerilla tactics and informational warfare. Hopefully they get regularly hired by the Hi Shin Unit in the near future as supplementary troops. If Hi Shin Unit is lacking something it's a disposable detachment unit that...

Riboku and Kanki are opposites in every way but my favorite part of this chapter is that Kanki calls out his hypocrisy but Riboku is completely speechless. He probably realizes it too and has nothing to retort. Probably later on, this may influence his political decisions and he may just quit...

Kanki giving back that necklace so another GG may take his seat and defeat Riboku. Or he didn't want Zhao to keep his necklace and showboat it along with his body. Or perhaps he did take pride in being GG just not for Qin or Sei. Could also mean he thinks Shin will earn his seat one day and...

Damn Bafuji acting like Riboku is the MC.

"Your citizens and kingdom are nothing but deficient, imperfect piles of shit." I mean, the recent kings are the worst ones of the 7 states and nine cities worth of civilians have doomed Zhao by contributing to Gyou's fall. He's definitely not wrong

I can't help but think this fortress is bad news as in them hiding in it to stall Shin is just one small part of his plan. Riboku may have planned Shin to actually bring a sizeable force to go after him then there may be one or two more tricks to the fortress itself. It may be a death trap that...

Seikyou took a bullet for him.

It sucks that Ouki didn't think of this conversation when he was about to die and pass on his glaive to Shin. It would've been cool to see this after 100s of chapters later. But still, people always look and refer to Ouki's glaive that Shin is the one who inherited it but it's a symbol of his...

The whole point of him spilling the plan was because Feego king knew that Shunsuiju would not make it in time but took himself and his men away from the critical battle which makes his forces useless. This was to make sure they kill the Quanrong king while he's alone with only his men outside...

It's supposed to be a depiction of three things: Tokugawa's growing anxiety of the 'big' threat of Toyotomi, the fact that Hideyori would make a great shogun and leader of Japan plus the fact that he's just physically impressive and a gentle giant which means everyone would accept him and that...

@deltarayedge It's historically accurate that he only won minor battles because he fought fights with lower numbers that he was sure to win. It all boils down to not having enough troops and Carthage's greed for his downfall.