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Kingdom Vol. 66 Raw Spoilers

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233 BC—the decisive Battle of Gian between Qin and Zhao finally begins. To bring down Zhao's capital of Kantan, Qin chooses to advance through northern Gian. But Ri Boku, back on the front, has massed overwhelming forces there and lies in wait with a trap. A fated clash of unprecedented scale erupts. Kan Ki, the Hi Shin Unit, and the Gakuka Army throw themselves against Zhao's dense formations, but the tide gradually turns toward encirclement. In an extreme struggle where wits and sheer numbers collide, does the cornered Qin army still have a path to victory? One of the fiercest battle arcs of Hara's Warring States saga.

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The very opening of the Gian battle is the peak of this volume. Ri Boku leverages his numerical edge to envelop the Qin army, forcing Qin onto the back foot from the start. Kan Ki's unorthodox tactics and Ri Boku's efforts to see through them ignite a full-blown battle of minds—two fundamentally different kinds of cunning colliding head-on. The Hi Shin Unit grinds through attrition at the front while seeking a local breakthrough, and Shin is thrust onto the brink of death once more. How each Qin general withstands the brute force of numbers is the focus, ratcheting tension toward the direct Kan Ki–Ri Boku showdown to come.

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