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It's so weird and sudden there should be a twist somewhere, but at this rate wouldn't be too surprised if Hara genuinely went "I'm tired of Han, let's end this quick".

What was the point of Hara splitting the Han battle in two if he was gonna offscreen the second one anyway? :josad:

Kanki was locked in his historical "dies fighting Riboku" ending the moment Hanoki got introduced in the Ai arc, and even if Hara went with the "Kanki and Hanoki are actually the same person" theory his extra role would've just been leave Qin and then kill himself in Yan

Seikai if he wasn't killed off during Coalition. Not that his death was bad but "Han noble who became such an expert on poisons he became physically deformed during experiments" sounds more original that what we're getting, sad Hara didn't introduce a poison master successor or something.

Gian or Hango kinda disprove that I think? Gian with Qin losing and Kanki dying and Hango with everyone expecting it to be a long battle but instead Ousen got folded (regardless of the writing quality). Two big back to back unexpected Qin defeats. And it's not like anyone would realistically...

There was an omake about him learning swordsmanship as a child if it counts

On one hand yeah, on the other it'd be disappointing if the whole unification was just "kill every single General of the other states" and that's it. Some commanders either changing sides or surrendering and joining Qin would be a nice way to show the progress + the drama with unifying different...

Surprised Hara decided to split the battle in two instead of just ending it here, wonder what he's cooking for Tousa Plains. Wouldn't it just be the same as this battle just with HKK gone, unless RKK summons a new guy from the capital to replace him

Yeah, but agenda > actually reading what the story says

Raws or nothing

The hype break is him being outsmarted with just "he was too focused on Tou he didn't notice Kanou sneaking next to him" like his incredible skill at seeing the battlefield wasn't hyped up just some chapters ago. :Raku_Stare:

Kinda true but tbh don't know where else it could've happened.

Full summary but no raw images at all?

Goodbye Riboku, welcome Limu

Being unable to convince your own vice-general to obey your orders is a arguably a fuckup by itself

Yeah, let Moubu or random fodder soldiers finish Houken instead of the main character who he was built up to fight from the beginning. Powerscaling brainrot

Someone lying on Twitter? Unbelievable

A wounded Houken that was questioning his whole life's purpose while fighting, not the best state of mind

It takes Han's best warrior and the 2nd best general plus dozens of soldiers surrounding him and attacking him at once to actually get him in danger. It's not like it's a 1v1

There's also the side plot of the princess having to convince the city of surrendering, but that could happen offscreen I guess