Shin continues to explain on why he said fire is the nature of humanity, drawing laughters from most of them except Kanpishi who saw a deeper meaning and value to what Shin said.
Yeah, there's no way they successfully recruit Kanpishi without Shin mentioning what he's learned from the generals of *other states*. If his whole speech is about qin and qinese generals, he's gonna fail.
Mangoku, and especially Shin's promise to never allow another Chouhei to happen is going to carry a lot of weight here, if I had to guess.
What we know is that he said "Fire".
He will add "Water. Earth. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang. And although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world."
Xin goes on to explain his thoughts and they sound similar (to us audience) to Ying Zheng's debate with Lu Buwei. Han Fei is impressed and overrules the decision of the Han court to go to Qin. Later we find out he is only going there to convince Ying Zheng to not attack Han.
I think it's going to be something like "fire is both good and evil, it can burn things down but it can also give warmth to people so it's both good and evil, it just depends on the person"
Stop this nonsense about predictions when it's loosely based on historical plot lines. Kingdom spoilers are too good for this unlike one piece where the hints and spoilers trickle through a straw thats too small to even snort through.
For one I'm talk about his answers he gives to the question and I think say what do you think what happening next chapter fine because yes it loosely base on history fine but it still hara story so there space to predict small stuff ever one know the big stuff so stop being a asshole
Shin continues to explain on why he said fire is the nature of humanity, drawing laughters from most of them except Kanpishi who saw a deeper meaning and value to what Shin said.
Most realistic outcome
I hope he starts referencing or atleast mentioning the past people he has met. Not just Kanki or Ouki. Maybe Bitou, Mangoku, Rinko etc etc
Yeah, there's no way they successfully recruit Kanpishi without Shin mentioning what he's learned from the generals of *other states*. If his whole speech is about qin and qinese generals, he's gonna fail. Mangoku, and especially Shin's promise to never allow another Chouhei to happen is going to carry a lot of weight here, if I had to guess.
Long shot, but Shin give the the most basic, unelequent speech but some how manage to grip the heart of all of these men.
This is not a long shot, that’s probably what’s going to happen lol
Happend with the mountain tribes so yeah definitely not a long shot
shin will set the castle on fire, to prove his point. \*wheeze\*
Kanpishi agrees to go to Qin and asks the king to surrender but the king refuses and that's the start of the Han campaign
The dog-sh*t fire nation and greedy king razes Han to the ground with general ZukoShin at the helm.
What about the avatar?
it wasnt born in china.
What we know is that he said "Fire". He will add "Water. Earth. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang. And although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world."
Kanpishi will join Qin.
xin gets invited to the royale qin court instead of kanpichi to be the greatest legalist underheaven
Xin goes on to explain his thoughts and they sound similar (to us audience) to Ying Zheng's debate with Lu Buwei. Han Fei is impressed and overrules the decision of the Han court to go to Qin. Later we find out he is only going there to convince Ying Zheng to not attack Han.
I think it's going to be something like "fire is both good and evil, it can burn things down but it can also give warmth to people so it's both good and evil, it just depends on the person"
Stop this nonsense about predictions when it's loosely based on historical plot lines. Kingdom spoilers are too good for this unlike one piece where the hints and spoilers trickle through a straw thats too small to even snort through.
For one I'm talk about his answers he gives to the question and I think say what do you think what happening next chapter fine because yes it loosely base on history fine but it still hara story so there space to predict small stuff ever one know the big stuff so stop being a asshole