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I'm disappointed in Shin.

The old Shin would’ve never let Ten lead a suicide squad. Seriously, think about what would’ve happened to her if Kaine hadn't shown up just in time. Shin literally called Ten his family and his little sister, but then he throws her into a meat grinder just to save his own skin? It makes no sense.

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 1 month ago
▲ 30 r/Kingdom

Do you guys think that Mouten is a better strategist than Ouhon?

Mouten is widely considered the smartest of the Trio, yet Ouhon often pulls off massive strategic victories that look just as impressive if not more so.

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 1 month ago
▲ 53 r/Kingdom

Did Ka Rin manage to get her troops behind Kankoku Pass because of superior numbers, or did she just completely outsmart Tou?

please don't be biased.

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 1 month ago

To the Ouhon haters: Has your opinion of him changed recently?

I know Ouhon has historically been a pretty Controversial character in the community due to his personality and attitude toward Shin.

For those of you who used to dislike or hate him, do you still feel the same way? Have recent arcs or his character growth changed your mind at all, or do you still find him annoying? Curious to hear your thoughts!

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u/Capital_Fix5391 — 1 month ago
▲ 166 r/Kingdom

Who's the most underrated character?

In my opinion it is definitely Akakin, After Ouhon, he is the best commander in his army, also he saved Akou, stopped Bananji, In Hango he saved Ousen.

Also in the battle of Eikyuu, he was one of the main reasons for Hi Shin's victory, and in the current arc he is doing really well.

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago

The only victory of Riboku that I respect is against Ouki.

Against Ouki he thought of everything even though he brought a hidden army his strategy was solid, every other one of his victories are bad, against Gekishin, he almost lost and was saved by Houken, same with duke Hyou.

Against kanki, Kanki walked into his cage, he had more twice his numbers and almost managed to get himself killed, and against Ousen he brought Houken 2.0 and a bunch of other strong generals.

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u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago
▲ 27 r/Kingdom

What is his backstory? Why we don't know nothing about this guy even though he is one of the most important Zhao Commanders?

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago
▲ 19 r/Kingdom

Currently who is the most reliable Qin General?

I don't want to say its Ousen because he lost In Hango but then I remember what he pulled of in Gyou, so it's probably Ousen, but who do you guys think is the most reliable Qin General?

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u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago

What is Ousen doing?

There is no way Ousen doesn't know what is happening with Shin, he should use this opportunity to do something crazy and gain advantage for Qin while Riboku is distracted, I know he got a formidable enemy and all but he is still a Great General, there should be a way he could use this situation in to his advantage.

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago

Mouten's strategy for breaking through was perfect.

Mouten's strategy for breaking through Zhao's defensive lines was perfect, the issue lies with Karyouten and Shin, they were the ones that decided to go much further inward and besiege Kantan.

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u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago

Why everyone is happy that Ten is going to do something?

Is it just me that wants either Shin or Mouten to do something, Mouten should be planning and Shin should also use his instincts so they would deserve the GG seat that they're going to get soon.

If Ten gets them out of this predicament, then perhaps she should become a GG.

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u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago
▲ 80 r/Kingdom

is there a GG that can actually defeat Renpa and kill him in battle?

Renpa is hybrid, the most complete great general ever. can any of Great Generals we have been introduced too so far could defeat him, not multiple Great Generals, just one?

u/Capital_Fix5391 — 2 months ago