Kingdom - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Qin's Stumbling Block
Li Mu visits Zheng with a proposal--and a warning. The Fei Xin Force holds grueling tryouts for new recruits.
The Rising Tumult
Lord Changwen turns to an old enemy for help as Qin struggles to devise a valid strategy to conquer Zhao.
The Qin Army Lineup
The Qin army takes shape as their war with Zhao begins in earnest. Xin celebrates a sentimental reunion.
Zhao's National Gate
As the Qin army changes course and Zhao responds, the many benefits of an allied army soon become clear.
Storming Liewei
The Fei Xin Force and the mountainfolk must conquer Liewei, but there's no escaping the realities of war.
Liewei's Trap
Something's strange about Liewei--and it may mean Qin's grand strategy for conquering Zhao is all for nothing.
Weapons of Conquest
Wang Jian's new strategy devises an unexpected weapon, sending Li Mu scrambling to craft a counterattack.
So many maps. I'm so tired.
Li Mu's army faces off against Wang Jian's army; Meng Tian plays a major role in kicking off the hostilities.
The Weight of Resolve
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Episode 11
Episode 12
Episode 13
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