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The Battle of Bayou Arc is the 6th significant story arc of Yasuhisa Hara's manga "Kingdom", detailing the fierce conflict between Qin and Zhao. Zhao forces, led by Man Goku, invade Qin slaughtering villagers and quickly capturing Baou and Bayou.

Ou Ki is appointed to lead the army and leads his forces to Bayou, where he takes command and forms the Hi Shin Unit. Which is a special unit that only takes orders from Ou Ki himself.

As the battle progresses, Mou Bu trains his troops through relentless assaults, eventually breaking through Zhao defenses. However, Hou Ken of Zhao launches a surprise attack, severely wounding Shin's unit. Qin forces pursue Zhao into the mountains, falling into traps set by Ri Boku.

Summary[]

Vicious Invasion[]

The arc opens with Chancellor Ryo Fui giving orders to Great General Mou Gou to lead an invasion of Han's lands. Out of concern for the people's wellbeing, the soldiers that had served in the last war are not reenlisted, in their place, 200,000 fresh troops are drafted.

During this period of respite, Shin seeks out and asks for training from General Ou Ki, the last member of the Six Great Generals while Ka Ryo Ten enters the Strategist Academy ran by Shou Hei Kun, of Ryo's Faction.

Taking advantage of the Qin Army's absence, Zhao forces launch an invasion of their own, slaughtering every villager (regardless of age or gender) in their path. The chief offender of this bloody vendetta is Man Goku; as a survivor of Chouhei, he cannot forgive the people of Qin and orders his troops to kill without mercy.

The Zhou army quickly takes the city of Baou before moving on to its sister city of Bayou.

Commander-in-Chief[]

Having already drafted and launched an emergency army, a Commander-in-Chief is still required to lead it. Assumed to be the only remaining general competent enough to lead armies in the 100-thousands, Ryo Fui selects general Mou Bu, who had been left in reserve at the start of the Han invasion. Shou Bun Kun, however, rejects this proposal, stating that while Mou Bu is a strong general in offensive ability, he lacks the defensive ability, and thus would not be right for this war. Annoyed with anger, Mou Bu tries to throttle the old official, but Shou Hei Kun holds him bac, inquiring as to who else could lead in his place. Shou Bun Kun replies "There is only one... the single strongest general in all of Qin."

Laughing, General Ou Ki enters the room followed by his aide Tou and Shin. Angered, Mou Bu challenges Ou Ki, stating that he is interrupting their meeting. But Ou Ki laughs him off, claiming that he was summoned there. At this, Shou Hei Kun steps forward to take responsibility, noting that he would have Ou Ki take the position of commander-in-chief.

Refusing to be seen as a weaker general than Ou Ki, Mou Bu argues with Shou Hei Kun, before defiantly storming out. Ou Ki then orders everyone to leave the throne room so he can converse with the king alone, claiming it is a sacred ceremony from King Sho's reign. He then uses their time alone to pass on to the young monarch what Sho claimed was the way a king should rule.

March to Bayou[]

Following Ou Ki's appointment, Shin left immediately to join up with the bulk of the army's forces; the infantry that had already set off under Heki's command. Forced to wait until the war council's conclusion, Ou Ki would set off with his cavalry a few days later and meet up with the infantry before they reached Bayou.

Upon regrouping with his comrades from the previous war, Shin orders them to find the strongest guys they can, resulting in a hundred-man unit built almost entirely from the survivors of the 4rth and 2nd armies. Speaking to his newly formed unit, he informs them that they are a 'special unit,' falling directly under Ou Ki's command, and as such, will play a decisive role in the war. He then introduces his first lieutenant En, noting that (with the exception of his second lieutenant, Kyou Kai) his unit is complete.

Before Ou Ki leaves the capital Shou Bun Kun inquires as to why he decided to join the war. It is then revealed that the two are old war friends, who started off as fellow hundred-man commanders and rose through the ranks together. Bayou is noted to be a special place to Ou Ki: as it is where one of his fellows Six Great Generals of Qin, Kyou, died; and where Hou Ken, Kyou's slayer, was then thought to have fallen to Ou Ki's Glaive. But Hou Ken somehow managed to survive and is returning to Bayou as the commander-in-chief of Zhao forces. Vengeful, Ou Ki claims he will "conclude it with this battle."

That same night Kyou Kai returns to take her position as lieutenant of Shin's 100-man special unit, and the following morning Ou Ki and Mou Bu set out. Without a commander-in-chief present to raise spirits and demoralized by rumors of the Zhou army's unstoppable advance and heartless brutality, morale began to waver, with more troops deserting every night; the disintegration of the Qin army becoming a very real threat. This continued until Ou Ki arrived, his mere presence stirring the men's courage.

Back in the capital, Shou Bun Kun informs the assembled delegates what manner a man Hou Ken is, stating that he is not a 'general' at all; far from being a leader, he is an army in his own right, capable of fighting past a defensive formation of 2,000 elite troops alone, and slaying Kyou in a duel. He then notes that Hou Ken doesn't care about his country, or even winning the war at all, only proving he is the strongest warrior. Hou Ken claimed to be a Bushin.

Ou Ki's Arrow[]

Arriving at Bayou, rather than engage the Zhao forces surrounding the city, Ou Ki decides to pull back to the Kan Plains, drawing the enemy onto more advantageous terrain. The Zhao troops break the siege and alter formations accordingly. Arriving just in time, Ka Ryo Ten and Mou Ki take position atop a ruined castle tower overlooking the battlefield, intending to gain real-life experience for their training as a strategist.

With Vice General Mou Bu leading the center formation of 40,000 men, Ou Ki made use of his strength, leaving the offensive in his care. He then rides over to the left flank, ordering its commander, Kan Ou to charge as well. Continuing on to Shin, he assigns the young commander his first mission, to use the left flank's advance as a diversion to slip in with his small unit and take General Fuu Ki's head, noting that this clash is "the most important fight of all the opening engagement." Shin accepts this task eagerly, and approving of his determination, Ou Ki names his unit the Hi Shin Unit, or 'Flying Arrow'.

While Kan Ou's left army of 10,000 engages the 20,000 Fuu Ki Army, the Hi Shin Unit makes use of the confusion to slip around the battlefield. Clinging to the terrain for cover, they follow the low cliffs that serve as a border between the plains and the forest beyond, to launch a surprise attack on Fuu Ki's left flank. To ensure the success of the plan, Kyou Kai supports the unit by assassinating any spotters that notice their advance.

In the face of Kan Ou's charge, Fuu Ki pulled back his troops, appearing to retreat and thus drawing the Qin soldiers into his trap. The formation changes into a 'U' with shields and pikemen positioned at the front of the 'U's base to skewer the advancing Qin, and archers taking up the rear and the arms of the 'U' to cut them down and force them into a retreat. The Zhao's superior cavalry then sweeps through, mopping up the scattering Qin forces. Noticing the trap, Heki orders the soldiers under his command to halt, and thus manages to survive the trap.

Due to their small numbers, the confusion stirred by their surprise attack, and the enemy's focus on eliminating Kan Ou's troops, the Hi Shin unit is able to quickly cut through enemy ranks. Following Kan Ou's cavalry, Heki's unit charges forth into the base of the 'U' formation.

Their progress halted by elite troops, Shin is forced to split up his unit and press forward with his stronger soldiers, while the rest hold the enemy mass at bay. With no way to stave off Shin's advance, general Fuu Ki has his command post-retreat, creating space for his cavalry to trample over them. But just as it seems they have failed, Kan Ou and Heki's troops breakthrough.

While Kan Ou takes Fuu Ki head-on, Shin slip through the rear. Certain of his victory Fuu Ki claims he has won, to which Kan Ou replies, "That is impossible, this is the end of the line for you. Our Lord's arrow has arrived," just as Shin leaps from his horse to cut down Zhao general Fuu Ki, thus eliminating the Zhao army's main strategist, and putting a close to the first decisive battle.

Mou Bu's Training[]

Having faced off against Zhao general Ri Haku on the first day, Mou Bu's relentless assault seemed to have had no effect. Yet while they were unable to break through Ri Haku's stalwart defense, the enemy's refusal to launch a counterattack also meant they suffered little to no casualties; making it appear as though Ri Haku could do nothing but defend against their fierce onslaught. This, in turn, served as a morale booster, giving the tens-of-thousands of untrained farmers under Mou Bu's command confidence in their skills and trust in his leadership.

Due to this 'training' as Ou Ki described it, Mou Bu's troops were able to break through Ri Haku's defensive formation on the second day. In truth, Mou Bu was capable of this on day one, but waiting had proven to be the difference before slipping through enemy lines and shattering them. In response, Ri Haku deployed a Snake Formation that surrounded and engulfed Mou Bu's forces. But this is where the results Mou Bu's training really came into play, as nothing could break the moral he had forged into his soldiers, and they quickly devoured the encircling army.

Pleased in Mou Bu's results, Ou Ki notes that his soldiers will only get stronger, and decides on the fourth day, to devote all his resources to Mou Bu, giving him command of the entire army in an all-out offensive.

Into the Mountains[]

Having been granted the entirety of Qin's forces, Mou Bu orders an Army-wide charge, completely surprising Zhao forces, and forcing them to withdraw at the risk of being crushed under his might. Abandoning their headquarters, they fall back into the mountains, a battlefield was only small-scale unorganized battles can take place.

Given permission to decide whether or not to pursue the Zhao army, Mou Bu chooses to advance, under the condition that he always remain within sight of the HQ. This condition was implemented by Ou Ki as the only means to maintain communication and organization in the rugged terrain, allowing them to send signals through flags.

Hou Ken's Attack and Man Goku's Raid[]

Sensing Kyou Kai's power as a god summoner, Hou Ken mistakes her for Ou Ki and attacks the Qin encampment the Hi Shin Unit was stationed at in the middle of the night. Faced with rage at the number of his subordinates slain by the demonic commander-in-chief, and the chance of glory should he take his life, Shin orders his unit to attack Hou Ken. But even with the use of tactics and teamwork, his superior martial ability and Kyou Kai's god-like swordsmanship, he was unable to take down Hou Ken, instead of falling unconscious.

The Hi Shin Unit then escorts their captain out of harm's way, fleeing Man Goku's cavalry, who pursue them with the intent of taking revenge for Fuu Ki's death. The unit then splits up and sacrifices their lives for Shin's sake, allowing the Bi brothers to carry him to safety, but at the cost of Bi Tou's life. The unit then regroups and proceeds in the war for the sake of Shin's dreams and all those who died to support it.

Ri Boku's Trap[]

Lured into chasing Hou Ken far out of the range of the Qin HQ, the hot-blooded Mou Bu follows him through a mountain gorge, losing the majority of his troops through a number of traps and ambushes, until they find themselves trapped in a bell-shaped inlet.

Back in Qin's capital, Yo Tan Wa visits King Ei Sei, informing him that on their campaign to subjugate the Xiongnu horse tribe, they arrived to find that it was already destroyed, slaughtered by an elite Zhao cavalry of over 200,000 strong; revealing that the enemy has a hidden card in play and that if Qin forces do not defeat Chou Sou's army before they arrive, they will be in trouble.

Having entered the mountains, Ou Ki's personal army regroups with the Hi Shin Unit and follows Chou Sou's HQ into the bell as well, where it appears they now have the advantage with Chou Sou's and Hou Ken's united forces pressed against the back of the bell. Noting the terrain and Chou Sou's decision to draw them into it, Ou Ki already predicts that there is a second army, but believes he will be able to destroy Chou Sou and Hou Ken before it arrives.

Ou Ki directs Tou's cavalry to charge the archers. With the archers effectively destroyed, the infantry is sent to charge the Zhao left defensive flank, but then turn mid-charge to assault the Zhao HQ. This only serves as a diversion meant to scatter Zhao ranks, allowing Ou Ki to enter the fray and crush their HQ himself.

Ou Ki makes great progress until Hou ken engages him in single combat. Yet even in the duel he has the upper hand, and just when he is about to strike down Hou Ken and bring an end to the war, Ri Boku's cavalry arrives, throwing Ou Ki off balance.

Ou Ki Falls[]

Refusing to leave Ou Ki's defeat to chance, Gi Ka of the Ten Bows throws away his honor to interfere with Hou Ken's duel. Noticing Gi Ka's intentions, Shin rides up to stop him but is halted by his escort just long enough for him to release an arrow into Ou Ki's back. While not fatal, this arrow was just enough to cripple Ou Ki's power, allowing Hou Ken to deliver the final blow, piercing Ou Ki's chest with his glaive.

Avenging Ou Ki, Shin cuts down Gi Ki, before hopping onto Ou Ki's horse, intending to get the mortally wounded great general out of there at all costs. Enraged, the remaining Ou Ki Army soldiers fight with everything they've got, refusing to let the Zhao army obtain and desecrate their beloved leader's body. Tou defeats Chou Sou, and through the combined efforts of Heki, who had just arrived at the battlefield, and Mou Bu, who was stricken by grief and rage, blaming himself for Ou Ki's death; they cut a path through the Ri Boku Army to freedom. Noting how dangerous Ou Ki's army has become with the fall of their leader, Ri Boku decides not to pursue, instead of withdrawing his soldiers, as they had achieved what they came for, Ou Ki's death and defeat.

Before he dies, General Ou Ki passes his podao on to Shin acknowledging the young man's potential and passing on his will.

Characters Introduced[]

Qin[]

Mou Gou
Mou Gou
Haku Rou
Great General
Leader of the Mou Gou Army
Chou Tou portrait
Ryuu Koku portrait
Kan Ou portrait
Dou Kin portrait
Rin Bou portrait
Rai Ki portrait
Rai Ki
Right-Hand of Mou Bu
Adjutant of Mou Bu Army
Chou Shi portrait
Chou Shi
Left-Hand of Mou Bu
Commander in the Mou Bu Army
Den Ei portrait
Den Ei
6th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Suu Gen
Suu Gen
5th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Yuu Gi portrait
Yuu Gi
7th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Ro En portrait
Ro En
8th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Bun Ketsu portrait
Bun Ketsu
9th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Shou Sa portrait
Shou Sa
10th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Chu Tetsu portrait
Chu Tetsu
15th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Ryuu Sen portrait
Ryuu Sen
16th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Kyou Gai
Kyo Gai
17th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Ryuu Yuu portrait
Ryuu Yuu
18th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Hou portrait
Hou
19th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Seki portrait
Seki
20th Squad Leader of the Hi Shin Unit
Kei
Kei
Member of the Hi Shin Unit
Kou (male) portrait
Kou
Member of the Hi Shin Unit
Mon
Mon
Advisor of Ou Ki
Member of the Ou Ki Army
Kou Rou 3
Kou Rou
Leader of Kou Rou Unit
Member of the Ou Ki Army
Setsu Kou Portrait
Setsu Kou
Member of the Tou Unit
Dan Shi portrait
Dan Shi
City Lord of Baou City
Yuu Ri
Yuu Ri
Resident of Jouto Village
Tou Bi portrait
Tou Bi
Resident of Jouto Village
Praying women
Kou's Mother
Resident of Jouto Village
Praying old woman
Kei's Grandmother
Resident of Jouto Village

Zhao[]

Tou Jou portrait
Tou Jou
9th King of Zhao
Hou Ken portrait
Hou Ken
Bushin
First Member of the Three Great Heavens
Leader of the Hou Ken Army
Ri Boku portrait
Ri Boku
Second Member of the Three Great Heavens
Leader of the Ri Boku Army
Kaine portrait
Kaine
Ri Boku's Bodyguard
Chou Sou portrait
Kou Son Ryuu 2
Kou Son Ryuu
All-Rounder
Man Goku
Man Goku
General of Assault
Shou Mou
Shou Mou
General of Destruction
Fuu Ki portrait
Fuu Ki
Intellect
Rihaku portrait
Ri Haku
General of Defense
Gi Ka
Gi Ka
Member of the Ten Bows of China
Gou Ran portrait
Gou Ran
Member of the Ri Haku Army
Shuu charges
Shuu
Commander in the Fuu Ki Army
Sei Mei portrait

Chu[]

Kou Retsu portrait
Kou Retsu
King of Chu
Shun Shin Kun portrait
Shun Shin Kun
Prime Minister and Head of Military Affairs of Chu

Yan[]

Han[]

Ou Ou portrait
Ou Ou
10th King of Han

Qi[]

Story Impacts[]

  • Shin kills Zhao General Fuu Ki of the Intellect.
  • Due to his achievements in this war, Shin is promoted to a 300-Man Commander and the Hi Shin Unit is promoted to a 300-Man unit.
  • Ri Boku/Li Mu and Kaine/Hai Yin are introduced and make their first official appearance in the series.

Major Battles[]

Navigation[]

Sei Kyou's Rebellion Arc Keiyou Campaign Arc Escape from Zhao Arc Assassination Plot Arc Training Arc
Battle of Bayou Arc Alliance Arc Third Faction Arc Sanyou Campaign Arc Sanyou Aftermath Arc
Coalition Invasion Arc Kyou Kai's Revenge Arc Conspiracy in the Court Arc Fire Dragons of Wei Arc State of Ai Arc
Koku You Campaign Arc Bureaucrats Job Arc Western Zhao Invasion Arc Zhao Crisis Arc War of the Three States Arc
Shiyuu Conflict Arc Battle of Eikyuu Arc Zhao's Retaliation Arc Nature Of Humanity Arc Hango Campaign Arc
Arc 1: Sei Kyou's Rebellion Arc
Chapters Chapter 1Chapter 2Chapter 3Chapter 4Chapter 5Chapter 6Chapter 7Chapter 8Chapter 9Chapter 10Chapter 11Chapter 12Chapter 13Chapter 14Chapter 15Chapter 16Chapter 17Chapter 18Chapter 19Chapter 20Chapter 21Chapter 22Chapter 23Chapter 24Chapter 25Chapter 26Chapter 27Chapter 28Chapter 29Chapter 30Chapter 31Chapter 32Chapter 33Chapter 34Chapter 35Chapter 36Chapter 37Chapter 38Chapter 39Chapter 40Chapter 41Chapter 42Chapter 43Chapter 44Chapter 45Chapter 46Chapter 47
Arc 2: Keiyou Campaign Arc
Chapters Chapter 48Chapter 49Chapter 50Chapter 51Chapter 52Chapter 53Chapter 54Chapter 55Chapter 56Chapter 57Chapter 58Chapter 59Chapter 60Chapter 61Chapter 62Chapter 63Chapter 64Chapter 65Chapter 66Chapter 67Chapter 68Chapter 69Chapter 70Chapter 71Chapter 72Chapter 73
Arc 3: Escape from Zhao Arc
Chapters Chapter 74Chapter 75Chapter 76Chapter 77Chapter 78Chapter 79Chapter 80Chapter 81
Arc 4: Assassination Plot Arc
Chapters Chapter 82Chapter 83Chapter 84Chapter 85Chapter 86Chapter 87Chapter 88Chapter 89Chapter 90Chapter 91Chapter 92Chapter 93Chapter 94Chapter 95Chapter 96Chapter 97Chapter 98Chapter 99Chapter 100
Arc 5: Training Arc
Chapters Chapter 101Chapter 102Chapter 103Chapter 104Chapter 105Chapter 106Chapter 107
Arc 6: Battle of Bayou Arc
Chapters Chapter 108Chapter 109Chapter 110Chapter 111Chapter 112Chapter 113Chapter 114Chapter 115Chapter 116Chapter 117Chapter 118Chapter 119Chapter 120Chapter 121Chapter 122Chapter 123Chapter 124Chapter 125Chapter 126Chapter 127Chapter 128Chapter 129Chapter 130Chapter 131Chapter 132Chapter 133Chapter 134Chapter 135Chapter 136Chapter 137Chapter 138Chapter 139Chapter 140Chapter 141Chapter 142Chapter 143Chapter 144Chapter 145Chapter 146Chapter 147Chapter 148Chapter 149Chapter 150Chapter 151Chapter 152Chapter 153Chapter 154Chapter 155Chapter 156Chapter 157Chapter 158Chapter 159Chapter 160Chapter 161Chapter 162Chapter 163Chapter 164Chapter 165Chapter 166Chapter 167Chapter 168Chapter 169Chapter 170Chapter 171Chapter 172Chapter 173
Arc 7: Alliance Arc
Chapters Chapter 174Chapter 175Chapter 176Chapter 177Chapter 178Chapter 179Chapter 180Chapter 181Chapter 182
Arc 8: Third Faction Arc
Chapters Chapter 183Chapter 184Chapter 185Chapter 186Chapter 187Chapter 188
Arc 9: Sanyou Campaign Arc
Chapters Chapter 189Chapter 190Chapter 191Chapter 192Chapter 193Chapter 194Chapter 195Chapter 196Chapter 197Chapter 198Chapter 199Chapter 200Chapter 201Chapter 202Chapter 203Chapter 204Chapter 205Chapter 206Chapter 207Chapter 208Chapter 209Chapter 210Chapter 211Chapter 212Chapter 213Chapter 214Chapter 215Chapter 216Chapter 217Chapter 218Chapter 219Chapter 220Chapter 221Chapter 222Chapter 223Chapter 224Chapter 225Chapter 226Chapter 227Chapter 228Chapter 229Chapter 230Chapter 231Chapter 232Chapter 233Chapter 234Chapter 235Chapter 236Chapter 237Chapter 238Chapter 239Chapter 240Chapter 241Chapter 242Chapter 243
Arc 10: Sanyou Aftermath Arc
Chapters Chapter 244Chapter 245Chapter 246Chapter 247Chapter 248Chapter 249Chapter 250Chapter 251Chapter 252Chapter 253Chapter 254Chapter 255Chapter 256
Arc 11: Coalition Invasion Arc
Chapters Chapter 257Chapter 258Chapter 259Chapter 260Chapter 261Chapter 262Chapter 263Chapter 264Chapter 265Chapter 266Chapter 267Chapter 268Chapter 269Chapter 270Chapter 271Chapter 272Chapter 273Chapter 274Chapter 275Chapter 276Chapter 277Chapter 278Chapter 279Chapter 280Chapter 281Chapter 282Chapter 283Chapter 284Chapter 285Chapter 286Chapter 287Chapter 288Chapter 289Chapter 290Chapter 291Chapter 292Chapter 293Chapter 294Chapter 295Chapter 296Chapter 297Chapter 298Chapter 299Chapter 300Chapter 301Chapter 302Chapter 303Chapter 304Chapter 305Chapter 306Chapter 307Chapter 308Chapter 309Chapter 310Chapter 311Chapter 312Chapter 313Chapter 314Chapter 315Chapter 316Chapter 317Chapter 318Chapter 319Chapter 320Chapter 321Chapter 322Chapter 323Chapter 324Chapter 325Chapter 326Chapter 327Chapter 328Chapter 329Chapter 330Chapter 331Chapter 332Chapter 333Chapter 334Chapter 335Chapter 336Chapter 337Chapter 338Chapter 339Chapter 340Chapter 341Chapter 342Chapter 343Chapter 344Chapter 345Chapter 346Chapter 347Chapter 348Chapter 349Chapter 350Chapter 351Chapter 352Chapter 353Chapter 354Chapter 355Chapter 356
Arc 12: Kyou Kai's Revenge Arc
Chapters Chapter 357Chapter 358Chapter 359Chapter 360Chapter 361Chapter 362Chapter 363Chapter 364Chapter 365
Arc 13: Conspiracy in the Court Arc
Chapters Chapter 366Chapter 367Chapter 368Chapter 369Chapter 370Chapter 371Chapter 372Chapter 373Chapter 374Chapter 375Chapter 376Chapter 377Chapter 378
Arc 14: Fire Dragons of Wei Arc
Chapters Chapter 379Chapter 380Chapter 381Chapter 382Chapter 383Chapter 384Chapter 385Chapter 386Chapter 387Chapter 388Chapter 389Chapter 390Chapter 391Chapter 392Chapter 393Chapter 394Chapter 395Chapter 396Chapter 397Chapter 398Chapter 399Chapter 400Chapter 401
Arc 15: State of Ai Arc
Chapters Chapter 402Chapter 403Chapter 404Chapter 405Chapter 406Chapter 407Chapter 408Chapter 409Chapter 410Chapter 411Chapter 412Chapter 413Chapter 414Chapter 415Chapter 416Chapter 417Chapter 418Chapter 419Chapter 420Chapter 421Chapter 422Chapter 423Chapter 424Chapter 425Chapter 426Chapter 427Chapter 428Chapter 429Chapter 430Chapter 431Chapter 432Chapter 433Chapter 434Chapter 435Chapter 436Chapter 437
Arc 16: Koku You Campaign Arc
Chapters Chapter 438Chapter 439Chapter 440Chapter 441Chapter 442Chapter 443Chapter 444Chapter 445Chapter 446Chapter 447Chapter 448Chapter 449Chapter 450Chapter 451Chapter 452Chapter 453Chapter 454Chapter 455Chapter 456Chapter 457Chapter 458Chapter 459Chapter 460Chapter 461Chapter 462Chapter 463Chapter 464Chapter 465Chapter 466Chapter 467Chapter 468Chapter 469Chapter 470Chapter 471Chapter 472Chapter 473Chapter 474Chapter 475Chapter 476Chapter 477Chapter 478Chapter 479Chapter 480Chapter 481Chapter 482Chapter 483Chapter 484Chapter 485
Arc 17: Bureaucrats Job Arc
Chapters Chapter 486Chapter 487Chapter 488Chapter 489Chapter 490Chapter 491Chapter 492Chapter 493Chapter 494Chapter 495
Arc 18: Western Zhao Invasion Arc
Chapters Chapter 496Chapter 497Chapter 498Chapter 499Chapter 500Chapter 501Chapter 502Chapter 503Chapter 504Chapter 505Chapter 506Chapter 507Chapter 508Chapter 509Chapter 510Chapter 511Chapter 512Chapter 513Chapter 514Chapter 515Chapter 516Chapter 517Chapter 518Chapter 519Chapter 520Chapter 521Chapter 522Chapter 523Chapter 524Chapter 525Chapter 526Chapter 527Chapter 528Chapter 529Chapter 530Chapter 531Chapter 532Chapter 533Chapter 534Chapter 535Chapter 536Chapter 537Chapter 538Chapter 539Chapter 540Chapter 541Chapter 542Chapter 543Chapter 544Chapter 545Chapter 546Chapter 547Chapter 548Chapter 549Chapter 550Chapter 551Chapter 552Chapter 553Chapter 554Chapter 555Chapter 556Chapter 557Chapter 558Chapter 559Chapter 560Chapter 561Chapter 562Chapter 563Chapter 564Chapter 565Chapter 566Chapter 567Chapter 568Chapter 569Chapter 570Chapter 571Chapter 572Chapter 573Chapter 574Chapter 575Chapter 576Chapter 577Chapter 578Chapter 579Chapter 580Chapter 581Chapter 582Chapter 583Chapter 584Chapter 585Chapter 586Chapter 587Chapter 588Chapter 589Chapter 590Chapter 591Chapter 592Chapter 593Chapter 594Chapter 595Chapter 596Chapter 597Chapter 598Chapter 599Chapter 600Chapter 601Chapter 602Chapter 603Chapter 604Chapter 605Chapter 606Chapter 607Chapter 608Chapter 609Chapter 610Chapter 611Chapter 612Chapter 613Chapter 614Chapter 615Chapter 616Chapter 617Chapter 618Chapter 619Chapter 620Chapter 621Chapter 622Chapter 623Chapter 624Chapter 625Chapter 626Chapter 627Chapter 628Chapter 629Chapter 630Chapter 631Chapter 632Chapter 633Chapter 634Chapter 635Chapter 636Chapter 637Chapter 638Chapter 639Chapter 640Chapter 641Chapter 642
Arc 19: Zhao Crisis Arc
Chapters Chapter 643Chapter 644Chapter 645Chapter 646Chapter 647Chapter 648
Arc 20: War of the Three States Arc
Chapters Chapter 649Chapter 650Chapter 651Chapter 652Chapter 653Chapter 654Chapter 655Chapter 656Chapter 657Chapter 658Chapter 659Chapter 660Chapter 661
Arc 21: Shiyuu Conflict Arc
Chapters Chapter 662Chapter 663Chapter 664Chapter 665Chapter 666Chapter 667Chapter 668Chapter 669Chapter 670
Arc 22: Battle of Eikyuu Arc
Chapters Chapter 671Chapter 672Chapter 673Chapter 674Chapter 675Chapter 676Chapter 677Chapter 678Chapter 679Chapter 680Chapter 681Chapter 682Chapter 683Chapter 684Chapter 685Chapter 686Chapter 687Chapter 688Chapter 689Chapter 690Chapter 691Chapter 692Chapter 693Chapter 694Chapter 695Chapter 696Chapter 697Chapter 698Chapter 699Chapter 700Chapter 701
Arc 23: Zhao's Retaliation Arc
Chapters Chapter 702Chapter 703Chapter 704Chapter 705Chapter 706Chapter 707Chapter 708Chapter 709Chapter 710Chapter 711Chapter 712Chapter 713Chapter 714Chapter 715Chapter 716Chapter 717Chapter 718Chapter 719Chapter 720Chapter 721Chapter 722Chapter 723Chapter 724Chapter 725Chapter 726Chapter 727Chapter 728Chapter 729Chapter 730Chapter 731Chapter 732Chapter 733Chapter 734Chapter 735Chapter 736Chapter 737Chapter 738Chapter 739Chapter 740Chapter 741Chapter 742Chapter 743Chapter 744Chapter 745Chapter 746Chapter 747Chapter 748Chapter 749Chapter 750Chapter 751Chapter 752Chapter 753Chapter 754Chapter 755
Arc 24: Nature Of Humanity Arc‎
Chapters Chapter 756Chapter 757Chapter 758Chapter 759Chapter 760Chapter 761Chapter 762Chapter 763Chapter 764Chapter 765Chapter 766Chapter 767Chapter 768
Arc 25: Hango Campaign Arc
Chapters Chapter 769Chapter 770Chapter 771Chapter 772Chapter 773Chapter 774Chapter 775Chapter 776Chapter 777Chapter 778Chapter 779Chapter 780Chapter 781Chapter 782Chapter 783Chapter 784Chapter 785Chapter 786Chapter 787Chapter 788Chapter 789Chapter 790Chapter 791Chapter 792Chapter 793Chapter 794Chapter 795Chapter 796Chapter 797Chapter 798Chapter 799
Arc 26: Three Pillars Arc
Chapters Chapter 800Chapter 801Chapter 802Chapter 803Chapter 804Chapter 805Chapter 806Chapter 807Chapter 808Chapter 809Chapter 810Chapter 811Chapter 812
Arc 27: Conquest of Han Arc
Chapters Chapter 813Chapter 814Chapter 815Chapter 816Chapter 817Chapter 818Chapter 819Chapter 820Chapter 821Chapter 822Chapter 823Chapter 824Chapter 825

References[]

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