Is Bleach Better than Kingdom?


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It seems Tou intends on making a statement with the battle itself.

That’s why the princess is there. So that she can bear witness in case she needs persuading to play her part in Han’s surrender.

I’m hoping Tou ruthlessly slays Raku’A Kan. More so than anyone, I think it would be dopest to see Tou snatch that mfer off the board.
 
It seems Tou intends on making a statement with the battle itself.

That’s why the princess is there. So that she can bear witness in case she needs persuading to play her part in Han’s surrender.

I’m hoping Tou ruthlessly slays Raku’A Kan. More so than anyone, I think it would be dopest to see Tou snatch that mfer off the board.
I want him to but only after Rakuakan shows us his ability.

The stronger the loser appears the better the winner looks
 
I actualy really like that this Arc is focused more on the unification part of the story, since that is the most important part about trying to unite every state. It shows the different approach that can be used and that it's important to win the people over aswell. You can't just conquer the other states by simply using force and expect them to happily accept that and life with the people that killed alot of their own. They are gonna have hate towards each other and It WILL lead to problems.
You need to convince the enemy state, that they can life in piece together, but as we saw it ain't that easy.

I understand that everybody wants epic wars - i too enjoy reading them, but i really like this writing about the unification alot and i think people are hating it too much here.
 
Although you are already gone (lol). I mean, maybe it's like that and Kouen has had his focus on the Bayue. And I would say possibly on Qi as well. There also was the matter of the royal succession, the internal problems with Karin and Rien as the two leading figures tasked with a "rebuilding" phase for Chu.

But...it's probably also a plot thing, lol. Given the immense problems Riboku has given Qin, if Hara had Kouen also thrown out there before "his" time, possibly even allying with Riboku, Qin would be in unbelievably deep shit.
Missed this, but the Chu 100% were at War on the southern border during the coalition. It's described as a place of endless battle. Unlike the North, which no longer is like that for the Zhao atleast due to Riboku's Xiongnu extermination. And Yotanwa's domination on the Qin side of the mountains.




Will be interesting to see who Hara portrays as the stronger one Bayue or Xiongnu. I'm assuming the Baiyue most likely. Also always important to keep in mind, Xiongnu are also fighting other tribes + Yan and weren't just fighting Riboku exclusively.
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@Elder Lee Hung Did you read this post? I don't exactly agree with the whole thing. But def. some interesting connections for Kouen and potential lore there.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Kingdom/comments/18awcv3
There's also some sort of a connection between the Bakuya sword and Kouen.
 
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