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| we literally freaking naruto now bruh gonna be sad to see that happen next tho |
| reiwa weebs will unironically tell u they want a remake or sequel but when they get it ,its suddenly souless and a cashgrab cause they dont like the thing anymore and cant fathom they grew out of it and must mean the show somehow became bad |
| one of the best chapter in the series. if you think this is some naruto type of shit writting , you have been reading the manga with your eyes closed aside from the action |
| Alright Shin really won him over to Qin. Looking forward to see where we go from now on. |
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| This has been one of the best chapters. If Shin was anything like Naruto, he would probably have justified Kan Ki's actions and forgiven him before dying. |
| And this chapter became my favorite in the series...I love philosophical discussions, not just because of the exploration of the topic(even the most simple one) but the logic behind each argument but most importantly, it tells you the true self of the person making the arguments. I want to see more Kanpi scenes Edit: Funny how the themes discussed here are a major point of discussion in One Piece but aren't directly discussed, but shown throughout the story from different perspectives |
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| Not ironically, Shin just became some sort of proto-nietzschean vitalist who, at the same time, anticipated David Hume's thesis on passions being the driver of men. By doing so, he piqued the interest of the utmost legalist scholar. The point of philosophical debates is not really to win the argument, but to push the boundaries of the mind, which Shin did to Han Fei. Amazing chapter. I love when Kingdom introduces politics and these kinds of discusions. |
 The days have gone down in the West behind the hills into shadow. |
| Enter Shin...the legalist ❤️🔥 |
| From what I have read about Han Feizi, he characterizes human nature as "pursue interests and avoid dangers," and "cherish self-seeking." Shin's answer of "fire" is similar to one's "passion." This chapter is very interesting as it touches deeply in our hearts that one can gets different answer when similar question is being asked. |
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