Kingdom, 2

The story takes us to what is now China around the year 300 BC, a time when the area is divided into seven kingdoms that fight for every inch of land with their neighbors, while continuous internal civil wars break out and also with clans that they have their own way of life. Shin is a war orphan boy who lives in the kingdom of Qin and has ended up becoming a slave. Together with his friend Hyou, he dreams of becoming a great general like the legendary ones who led huge armies. His life turns upside down the day Hyou is recruited as Ei Sei's double, King of Qin, and a series of events begin that lead him to join the army and live the same dream as his King: to unify the seven kingdoms into one. alone, Chinese. The wars that appear are of a huge scale, with tens of thousands of soldiers and we will meet dozens of characters from each kingdom who will have a crucial role in them, making use of strategy, tactics and pure instinct. The drawing of Yasuhisa Hara, who was an assistant and friend of Takehiko Inoue, has a spectacular evolution and perfectly reflects the greatness, horror, gore and harshness of wars. Through great campaigns, each chapter leaves us wanting more in a story perfectly spun, full of epic moments and that make you end up wondering "How will they manage?".