I think you're onto something.
It's especially interesting regarding Qilin being symbol of prosperity and connected to great rulers. Shibashou refused to show up during king Toujou's rule, but it seem like his perspective changed once Riboku brought him prince Ka. I wonder if prince Ka was the reason why he decided to step on the battlefield after years of ignoring the capitol.
It's especially interesting regarding Qilin being symbol of prosperity and connected to great rulers. Shibashou refused to show up during king Toujou's rule, but it seem like his perspective changed once Riboku brought him prince Ka. I wonder if prince Ka was the reason why he decided to step on the battlefield after years of ignoring the capitol.
Shibashou was summoned by the “false” King Toujou,
And then by the “failed” King Riboku who never made it to kingship,
And finally by the “true” King Ousen who successfully becomes China’s final “King.” Lol
Oh man. It just keeps getting thiccer and thiccer.
And finally by the “true” King Ousen who successfully becomes China’s final “King.” Lol
Oh man. It just keeps getting thiccer and thiccer.