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Ousen and Riboku are like that. They'll just hide behind their subordinates if they are in danger. Well, at least it makes for a more interesting battle than those generals who'd throw in the melee imo. Ousen and Riboku are weak for generals in hand to hand but they are the best in strategy, except for Kanki. But yeah, they are a disappointment in the sense they will just be moving out expecting their shields to protect and die for them.
And I think that's kinda it for Qin. Ousen suffered a crushing defeat... Kanki is dead. Youtonwa doesn't seem to have what it takes to influence too much... Amd Touo isn't Kanki's level and not even Kanki can beat Riboku even though Riboku is mostly a strategist.
But it seems Ousen lost the cool edgy he had in Shukai Plans which he seemed like a boss reading every tactics and intercepting every one of them. He seems way more helpless now, he didn't lose his cool that way before. Even though Riboku had time to prepare, Ousen was before also exploring inner Zhao with only a map knowledge and clashing head to head in smart with Riboku who had a better knowledge of the whole thing...
.... For Shin and Ouhon to be the next generation and Mouten, I don't think their morale is up there. Shin is thinking more about moving his life, just assuring that Riboku is killed but without that determination and anger he had at the start. He seems pretty frustrated and doesn't have that flame into wanting to be all recognized anymore... Seems like he has grown weary and is looking at the war as a heinous things in which the survival is just the best to move on with his life. And the king is also losing his cool, he is always so reliant upon Shouheikun and has barely a remarkable appearance anymore.
I think this may be shifting to the end... With Qin just not fighting anymore and them resuming their life ""normally"" on Qin with the unification being just left as not accomplished. Ousen even said he doesn't know whether there will be further battles in the last chapter... I think it's going to an end of the whole war thing to be quite honest.
And I think that's kinda it for Qin. Ousen suffered a crushing defeat... Kanki is dead. Youtonwa doesn't seem to have what it takes to influence too much... Amd Touo isn't Kanki's level and not even Kanki can beat Riboku even though Riboku is mostly a strategist.
But it seems Ousen lost the cool edgy he had in Shukai Plans which he seemed like a boss reading every tactics and intercepting every one of them. He seems way more helpless now, he didn't lose his cool that way before. Even though Riboku had time to prepare, Ousen was before also exploring inner Zhao with only a map knowledge and clashing head to head in smart with Riboku who had a better knowledge of the whole thing...
.... For Shin and Ouhon to be the next generation and Mouten, I don't think their morale is up there. Shin is thinking more about moving his life, just assuring that Riboku is killed but without that determination and anger he had at the start. He seems pretty frustrated and doesn't have that flame into wanting to be all recognized anymore... Seems like he has grown weary and is looking at the war as a heinous things in which the survival is just the best to move on with his life. And the king is also losing his cool, he is always so reliant upon Shouheikun and has barely a remarkable appearance anymore.
I think this may be shifting to the end... With Qin just not fighting anymore and them resuming their life ""normally"" on Qin with the unification being just left as not accomplished. Ousen even said he doesn't know whether there will be further battles in the last chapter... I think it's going to an end of the whole war thing to be quite honest.
