Is Bleach Better than Kingdom?


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If the HSU is adding another general by the time the campaign, that makes sense to me.

60K is a lot to handle between two generals with ~5 years of generalship experience between them, and Hara is insistent on Shin and Ten being joined at the hip, so it's unlikely she'll be commanding her own army unit as a strategist.

To me, it makes sense for it to be Heki. I believe he should have enough time to recover and rejoin the war effort before they begin the final stages of preparation.
 

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If the HSU is adding another general by the time the campaign, that makes sense to me.

60K is a lot to handle between two generals with ~5 years of generalship experience between them, and Hara is insistent on Shin and Ten being joined at the hip, so it's unlikely she'll be commanding her own army unit as a strategist.

To me, it makes sense for it to be Heki. I believe he should have enough time to recover and rejoin the war effort before they begin the final stages of preparation.
Maybe this will be when Maron helps out the Hi Shin Unit?

We know that the Kanki army did invade Han while under Mougou
 
Maybe this will be when Maron helps out the Hi Shin Unit?

We know that the Kanki army did invade Han while under Mougou
60K is a lot of troops to manage.

I don't think Ten's comment regarding adding another general was just for show.

Kyou Kai is also only just a newly minted general so it wouldn't make sense to give her more than 15-20K at a stretch. I would like to think Ten could command an army of her own like Kan Mei's strategists, but I'm not holding by breath.

I think Heki and Ma Ron make sense for joining now. I'd also like to see Io join the HSU as a 1K Commander and top lieutenant.
 
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The only ones who have to work for their promotions are the Qin trio apparently
Well this time they didn’t really work for 50K+ armies, I’d argue.

I think the promotion to 30K was well earned after ~4yrs experience as frontline generals.
The 30K army promotions were no problem. Shin proved himself well enough at Eikyuu and Gian.

But then getting baited to have no impact at all with their newfound armies, only to then get rewarded with another double increase in numbers is just narratively unsatisfying.
 
Well this time they didn’t really work for 50K+ armies, I’d argue.
This time is the exception that confirms the rule. They deserved this after all the accumulated merits over the years, they're basically being acknowledged as Qin's equivalent to Keisha (closest guys to Qin 6), which is fine because let's be honest, no other general in Qin is close to them.
 
The 30K army promotions were no problem. Shin proved himself well enough at Eikyuu and Gian.

But then getting baited to have no impact at all with their newfound armies, only to then get rewarded with another double increase in numbers is just narratively unsatisfying.
I agree.

What would've made sense is if, as part of his second pillar, SHK assigned veteran generals to the Q3 to reinforce their army numbers and also help them manage that responsibility.

Imagine if that's how Ou Hon ended up with Sou'Ou and Shi Ryou in the Gyoku Hou, Shin with Heki in the HSU, and Mou Ten with someone new from the Mou Bu Army or one of Hyou Shiga/Kou Son Ryuu from SHK's personal army in the Gaku Ka.

With that, this would've made more sense.
 
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Imagine if that's how Ou Hon ended up with Sou'Ou and Shi Ryou in the Gyoku Hou, Shin with Heki in the Gyoku Hou, and Mou Ten with someone new from the Mou Bu Army or one of Hyou Shiga/Kou Son Ryuu from SHK's personal army.
So Ouhon and Mouten get cool subs and Shin gets Heki? No thanks :gonope:

Give Shin Hyou Shiga, that guy rocks.
 
Ousen and his battered army returned to Atsuyo while he contemplated how to restore his army. However, as his army had been truly demolished, this was no simple task. Sou’Ou, who had left Ousen’s army without permission, returned to receive his punishment, but Ousen let him return to his previous position without uttering a word. Incidentally, Sanshuu also returned at some point. Sou’Ou reports to Ousen and Shinshou, a 5,000 man commander, that Kanyou is an a frenzy over the family register and that the Gyoku Hou, Gaku Ka, and Hi Shin Unit are having their size increased. Shinshou wonders if they’re going to be tasked with taking down Riboku, but remarks that the only one who can do that is Ousen. They only lost because of Seika and their power was kept secret, but there can’t be more hidden forces like that. It’s now 1 loss, 1 win between the two generals, and Shinshou states that Ousen would win the next battle 8 or 9 times out of time. Ousen says no, he will win 10 of 10 times. (Nah, I’d win.) Sou’Ou doesn’t seem convinced, but Ousen says he isn’t feigning strength and can slay Riboku whenever he wants because Riboku has a massive weakness. Sou’Ou asks why he didn’t exploit that weakness in the last battle, but Ousen says it’s because Riboku had already launched that direct attack before Ousen could notice that weakness. Sou’Ou gets pissed about Ousen’s flippancy about the situation and reminds him that Akou and Denrimi died because of that direct attack. Ousen agrees and says that for the time being, they will mourn Akou and Denrimi while keeping watch over what Qin and the other kingdoms are doing for now.

At the Hi Shin Unit, En is shocked that he’s being made a 5,000 man commander and doesn’t want to accept it. Shin light-heartedly tells him this is a good thing, but En reminds him that a 5,000 man commander is one step below general. Shin has worked hard, spilled his blood, and killed numerous enemy commanders to become a general, so it doesn’t make sense for En to become a 5,000 man commander when he’s done nothing at all. Shin says that En has done plenty to build up the HSU in Shin’s stead. En always listens to the soldiers complaints, leads the units when necessary, makes sure the unit stays together as they move around. En handles all of the support roles so Shin can continuously look forward, so the promotion is well earned and deserved. Everyone then turns their attention to the newly-appointed general Kyoukai whose men are celebrating while all the old hands say it feels weird. Kyoukai starts teasing Shin that her path to becoming a great general under the heavens has finally begun. Ten comments on how the Hi Shin Unit has grown large enough to produce a second general like Akou or Denrimi from the Ousen army. If the HSU continues growing, it will require more generals which will mean either a new general will be brought in or En will be the next to be promoted.

Bihei asks if they know where they will be fighting next year. Shin remembers that the attack on Han is top secret, so he just says he doesn’t know. Shin remembers Ouhon talking about how there hasn’t been a battle that actually toppled a kingdom since the seven kingdoms were formed. Shin remembers the faces of the people he met in Han and thinks to himself that he will be bringing Han to ruin with his own hands… He snaps out of and goes to celebrate Kyoukai’s promotion with her.


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Amazing.

Kingdom's back on track.
 
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