Ei Sei, le roi de Qin et ses alliés, combattent avec bravoure des ennemis supérieurs en nombre. Sur ordre du monarque, Shin, flanque d'une unité, se dirige vers la salle du trône où se trouve Sei Kyou, le petit-frère du roi et le chef de la rebellion...
Chapter 30-40 چقدر چپتر ۳۹ رو دوست داشتم! عالی بود! هم از لحاظ آرت و دقت تو جزییات و اکشن، هم محتواش. کلا این ولوم خوب فکر شده بود. کلی هم جزییات و زیبایی های بصری داشت.
Lots of really cool character moments with Xin, Zheng, and Bi. It seems like Xin is going through some character development and maturing and I’m very excited to see where that leads.
I absolutely love how the action/fight scenes are drawn. There can be so much going on, but you can look throughout the panel and see what each individual character is doing. In 1-on-1 duels, you can really feel the weight of each sword swing.
I’m so ready to see what the fate of Cheng Jiao is. Definitely going to pick up on volume 5 tomorrow and then I believe I’ll be caught up on the English translations of Kingdom!
For being a Shonen series and relying on a lot of tropes of the genre, the art and the breakneck pace are awesome inspiring. Throw in the design of the mountain people as well as just a majority of the characters. They all have a spark and feel so different to me. I have not been this wowed by a series in a while and I understand why it has found such prolonged success.
The battle has begun. I like Hara's portrayal of unwavering resolve to fulfill one's ambitions. Along with volume 3, this is one of the most motivational books in the series so far.
Ce tome qui met en avant un de mes personnages préférés: Bajio, ne pouvait que me plaire. Beaucoup plus de tristesse cette fois avec la tragique réalité de la guerre: les pertes qu'elle engendre. Mais aussi des moments phares qui mettent en avant la tribu des habitants des montagnes et ça, c'est parfait.
(4) Ça se lit vraiment tout seul, entre les dessins sublimes - oui je radote - et les chapitres courts qui apportent un certain rythme. L'intrigue de ce tome est vraiment intéressante, avec la mise en avant de personnages forts tels que Ei Sei, To Tan Wa ou encore Bajio !
Its a good series and I can see it growing more, but for me at this stage this is too long of a series to continue, and not enough to make me want to keep going as it deals with a lot of standard shounen characters.
Me encanta Yang Duanhe y Bajiou, se logra conocer más de ellos en estos volúmenes durante los enfrentamientos. Xin recibe ánimos para seguir luchando al imaginarse a Piao y a Zheng, ganando una batalla más, amamos.
If I had to sum up this volume with a sentence, it would be "underestimate the mountain people at your own peril." A volume that is all about battle, perseverance, and the impressive artwork depicting the decisive blows. Absolutely great stuff.
Llega el enfrentamiento con las fuerzas del usurpador al trono y conocemos más sobre el pasado de uno de los montañeses más relevante. Sigue a buen nivel.
Finally a volume I could actually get into! Shin starts doing things this volume, his fight against Saiji was nice and he got some good dialogue about 'good vs evil' and the royal nobility versus him being some poor peasant/slave/nobody. Bajio is cool, too, reminds me a bit of Bleach's Kenpachi with being some wild monster of a kid- I'm interested in seeing more of him compared to the other side characters we've seen so far. Really, the mountain people are a lot more interesting to me than the rest of Ei Sei's supporters. They have a cooler visual design, badass leader lady, and they be hit things very hard wow.
'It doesn't matter whether you are a man or a woman, as long as you are the strongest, then she is our leader, through and through!' Well said, man, well said!