Kingdom - Vol. 57 Ch. 615 - HQ in Danger

[MangaDex]

 

[sterven]

I like how they always over hype the people that are about to be killed.

 

[Regilius]

Dansa you dense motherfucker, where did you go

 

[karanga]

fatharrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[sixfish11]

Ousen isn't dumb, he can handle himself.

 

[Arcara]

See Bananji practically ignored left flank
Mouten isn't going to do much besides delaying action/checking kisui isn't he

 

[AHomicidalTelevision]

this arc has been going on for so long now

 

[axelTHEGREAT]

Spoiler

Ousen won't die.

 

[TehSDragon]

@axelTHEGREAT

Spoiler

Didn't think he would. He seems to be destined for something... bigger. I haven't really read on the history, so this doesn't really count as a spoiler at all... but does Ousen (or Kanki, for that matter) become a villain later?

 

[Oculunus]

It seems that we finally have a straight road to the end, since we all of the major players are finally on the same battlefield.

 

[Aslinn]

Don't worry son, your father didn't came that far to be taken down easily, lol

 

[axelTHEGREAT]

Spoiler

I won't spoil it, you'll regret if you know the story because saddest part will be in that arc. (If Hara is still going with the history record tho)

@TehSDragon

 

[Atmosk]

I doubt someone like Ousen would lose to a sneak attack. Even if rinboku actually caught ousen unaware he still should be strong enough to deal with it without help.

 

[blackhat]

@axelTHEGREAT

Spoiler

By saddest part do you mean after Kan Ki (or whoever betrays Qin as I think I saw somewhere that they historically don't know if he was the one who actually betrayed Qin) betrays Qin and sends assassin after assassin to try and kill Sei and eventually even tries himself but is subsequently killed. However, Sei is now absolutely fucking insane and obsessed with immortality?

I ended up reading up on the seven kingdoms period after starting my read of this manga, and I'm curious if this is the event that you're referring to as the saddest part of "that" arc.

 

[axelTHEGREAT]

@blackhat

Spoiler

No, personally I don't have much heart for Sei. The saddest part will be in the arc when most of hi shin unit will be killed by traitors after Shin started the campaign to conquer Chu but ironically Ousen takeover the campaign (Ousen refused the campaign because Sei didn't provide him with enough number of troops, but on the other hand Shin accepted the proposal that was sent by Sei even with small troops, note here Ousen will have short retirement when Shin started the campaign but later on comeback and hit it successfully)

// Don't read my spoiler if you don't wanna have a regret.

 

[blackhat]

@axelTHEGREAT

Spoiler

I thought that in history, Shin as the one who proposed to only send 200,000 men despite Ou Sen stating that something like 600,000 would be required, but Sei decided to trust Shin and sent him to conquer Chu.

Also, I don't remember reading that any traitors were involved. Shins Army was ambushed upon moving into Chu lands, and were able to push Shin back due to the intelligence of the commanding General in charge of the Chu armies.

 

[axelTHEGREAT]

Aye, whatever @blackhat

 

[viridescentlights]

I must go save my father. 😭

 

[Dem0n5]

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