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To be honest I don't get what is your interpretation of the quote. How can having a great destructive power be considered a double-edge sword on it's own? The only interpretation that makes sense is that Moubu's personality flaw can put him into trouble despite his ridicusly powerful offense...

You can read. Good. Now read what he said after that regarding Ouki having to hold the reins. 25k? What are you talking about? :ohreally: Ouki gave him the command over all of his vassals armies. What Moubu got is way beyond the responsibility of a vice commander and most likely a scele in...

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Bruh, they were very clearly not only talking about his destructive power, but also about his brash personality. That is why Shoubunkun warns Ouki that he should "not let go of the reins". He knew that giving Moubu too much freedom could backfire. The manga at this point won't tell you directly...

The reason why this arguement doesn't work is that the entire situation was still the result of Ouki's fuck up. 1. Ouki was well aware of the fact that Moubu is a double-edge sword (something that he said himself before the battle) and yet he made the decision to put Moubu in charge of the...

Kyoukai is finally geting a general kill for the first time since God knows how long? :eeke:

Yeah, we know he didn't have any growth during his time in jail, but it's not specified what was the reason for it.

Haku'Ou Koku might not have Yoko Yoko's physical power, but he does seem to have some decent weight to compensate. I'm interested how this fight plays out.

1-5 I am confident in Houken wining. Renpa is debatable since it was implied he has monstrous weight which happens to be Houken's weakness. Man'u and Shibashou still haven't shown enough to call it. Moubu wins after a good fight.

Yeah, he stagnated, because he already reached his peak years ago, not because he wasted his talent. You see the difference?

It seem like the Fire Dragons reached their peak before being imprisoned (or were close to it), while Han duo never got the chance to operate on a large scale to begin with thus their growth was halted. The purpose of Reiou statement was that Gouhomei stands tier above him in terms of talent...

I'm pretty sure you pulled that out of your ass. Shiji gives very little details on Li Mu's strategies. We know he was hevily relying on fortifications. Against Xiongnu he baited them into an ambush, but if I recall he did have a number advantage in this battle (which is ironic, because in the...

In manga version the states are more powerful in general for the sake of making the conquest more impressive. It's not just Zhao, but also Chu, Wei etc. In history Qin was by far the strongest, but in the manga Hara made Chu the state with the most territory and population. It's the same with...

The answer to your question is that Riboku is obviously unable to do that. Whether it be Gi'an war, Xiongnu or against Gekishin he had less troops then his opponents at the start of war. Sure. What about it?

You realize Qin started with number advantage during Gi'an Campaign and got their numbers reduced by Riboku's tactics right?

So someone being more skilled then others is suddenly a plot armor?

Yeah, because Qin are not good enough to kill him.

The same MC who literally died and got resurrected? Yeah, I don't think so. :suresure:

His limit was Heavenly Kings-ish level. Don't think he had the talent to become an actual great general.

But they were obviously not equal on any given battlefield, lmao. Hara pointed out multiple times that match ups and circumstances matter a lot in warfare and some types of commanders are better in certain situations and worse in others. What do you mean I'm dodging the question? I already told...