Kingdom - Ch. 827 - The Presence of Inheritance

[MangaDex]

 

[Abangerz]

the undying is such a cool nickname

 

[LordofLeechers]

Tou is much more worthy of the title "Great General" than Ousen.

 

[Konrad2]

Thanks for the scanlation.
What a hero.

 

[Zunko]

It still feels strange that Kan To has been with the Hi Shin Unit for about 8 years, both in-universe and in real life.

 

[boldmonkey]

You don't only need quality, or the so-called quality of quantity, you also need quantity of quality. It's not that the two top Han generals are too weak, but that Han's failed to produce new capable and experienced generals.

 

[Jamadhur]

Tou is much more worthy of the title "Great General" than Ousen.

IMO that's because Tou rarely make grand moves and his achievement must surely be shadowed by Ouki back then

 

[justanothermanganerd]

rare qin not jobbing chapter they're always fun to read.

 

[jiraiyasama3310]

I missed Faru Faru so much.

 

[jiraiyasama3310]

Tou is much more worthy of the title "Great General" than Ousen.

Well Ou Sen's aura lies in his mystery. Besides he had to General against Ri Boku. On top of that Ri Boku was very well prepared and had an overwhelming advantage.

 

[jiraiyasama3310]

You don't only need quality, or the so-called quality of quantity, you also need quantity of quality. It's not that the two top Han generals are too weak, but that Han's failed to produce new capable and experienced generals.

It's still surprising to me that Poison Corps of Han disappeared. Yasuhisa forgot about it probably.

 

[Oculunus]

Kan'ou the Undying goes hard as a name

 

[Tds-PdV]

As much as I enjoy seeing the melee action, a well played strategems (especially one unsaid and perhaps unplanned) like this is even more enjoyable to read.

 

[Tds-PdV]

It's still surprising to me that Poison Corps of Han disappeared. Yasuhisa forgot about it probably.

It's been a while and wasn't the dead general the main driver behind the corps?

If so, then the group might have disbanded without the backer and brain behind all the poison....
And, since it was the ancient times, it wouldn't be surprising if it was a single point of failure and anyone else had a hard time following his footsteps (or even too afraid!)

 

[Takuma_Aki]

It is believed Kan'ou has been slain

Yup... Had he not been too focused on Tou, he might second guess if he should act based on this unconfirmed intel.

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[quiproquo]

Always be praised the monstrous bird of Qin!

 

[shakukukuku]

kokoko!

 

[jiraiyasama3310]

It's been a while and wasn't the dead general the main driver behind the corps?

If so, then the group might have disbanded without the backer and brain behind all the poison....
And, since it was the ancient times, it wouldn't be surprising if it was a single point of failure and anyone else had a hard time following his footsteps (or even too afraid!)

Hey dU,
Even if the general were dead, isn't it common practice to assimilate them into other armies? Like some parts of Ou Ki's went into Tou's and Duke Hyou's to Hi Shin's. His secrets must be known to atleast some people...

 

[Tds-PdV]

Hey dU,
Even if the general were dead, isn't it common practice to assimilate them into other armies? Like some parts of Ou Ki's went into Tou's and Duke Hyou's to Hi Shin's. His secrets must be known to atleast some people...

Hey fellow thermodynamic enthusiast,

I remembered that the general was the only one shown to be disfigured, so I presumed he did his research quite up close and personal. So whoever wanted to follow after him must be willing to expose themselves to poison and even after all that the poison strategy strategy got beat too.

Hell, maybe even the users in the dead general's army got exposed to it and didn't live long either.

Plus, poison use was looked down upon in the battlefield (in this series). The general only got away with it because he was some sort of high birth (if I remember correctly).

In any case, assimilating the remains of his old units I imagine would be different than assimilating a more "standard" army unit because on top of everything above, they would also need to be supplied with poison or the ingredients for it (assuming the knowedge did get passed on somehow), plus safety practices so they don't accidentally kill their own allies.

Anyway, I was just trying to provide a reasoning for the fact. It may be the case or it is also equally possible the author forget or just wasn't interested or even feeling like putting that back in. I mean, it could be as simple as: drawing a disfigured character was harder or the general's strategy wasn't very popular with the readers.
Only the author knows indeed.