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As Shibashou's main force moved to attack Ousen, Kan Saro's cavalry hit Sou'Ou's forces from the side with another 10,000 infantry following. Ji Aga also continued its attack and they pinned Sou'Ou down. Denrimi was seriously wounded and said that they had to get to Ousen quickly or else the Qin army would be trapped. Sou'Ou agrees saying that they close his army and Akou's army so that Shibashou can advance unharmed.
Denrimi was angry and shouted that Hi Shin's unit on the right had also been sealed as Shin split his unit to pursue Riboku while Gyoku Hou also lost 10 thousand soldiers as Ou Hon moved to reinforce the right flank. Denrimi explained that their formation allowed the right flank to cooperate with the center, but Riboku's appearance disrupted the formation and they had lost that advantage. Everything was set up so that Shibashou could directly engage Ousen.
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Spoiler Manga Kingdom Chapter 835
The chapter begins with Kokuryu continuing his speech and asking the king to deliver a speech to the people. The king stands up and says, “The enemy is still on its way... That means we have some time before they reach Shintei, so for now... we will wait and watch. Everyone, take a break."
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Reading comics is a fun activity to do in your spare time. Comics are illustrated stories that have become a favorite of many people. Manga has a long and complex history, dating back to the beginnings of Japanese art. Outside Japan, the word "manga" is used to refer to comics originally published in Japan.
In English, manga were originally published in the French "left-to-right" reading style. As a result, the first mangas published in English featured mainly left-handed characters, as the pages/images were flipped to adapt the reading style. What's more, even typically Japanese references, such as place and character names, were also altered, as the writing on word bubbles was also reversed, forcing them to be rewritten.
