This time we re seeing from the battlefront, where our title hero follows with friends to confront a neighboring country that invade the borderlands.

Awesome fierce war scenes re epicless a la Ridley Scott Gladiator, ye know me love some bloody battle sequences, meaning the chariot fights re well creative ever since Ben Hurt.

Again the setting of Dynasty China always re sighs to up eleven the palaces re very awesome, the interiors re well very decor that only the culture ve.

The last dual between the general from both party is very simple but awesome way they do a jousting.

So conclude I prefer the first, the follow is good change taking us to where the action is into the saint death gift the battlefront, is not adventure story but is awesome where they taking it.

This sequel is 130 minutes of our main character, Shin, fighting in a war. We get great action set pieces after another, each of them being well-choreographed. Kento Yamazaki returns as Xin and is still lovable but the new character Qiang Lei, played by Nana Seino, is the new highlight. It is an incredibly fast-paced thrill ride!

The film captures the scale of the war but it does still have that same issue from the first where they kind of make it too light-hearted. The plot is weaker as well since it is mostly just the war with some character development for Xin and Qiang. It is also disappointing to see 2 of the original main trio, Ying Zheng and He Liao Diao, do nothing in this entry. It does feel a bit long for what feels like a minimal plot as well.

Still, wish more people were watching this as it is still very entertaining.

A lesser sequel when compared to the first film. This one's strength is one again the production values, which allow for large scale and lavish battle sequences which will delight anybody brought up on an era of DYNASTY WARRIORS gameplay. In terms of plotting, this is weak sauce indeed, with the main character failing to progress on any kind of arc whatsoever; he just does badass things to look cool. Even worse, half the cast are brought back from the first movie only to stand around twiddling their thumbs in random courtroom interludes. The climactic action sequences are both extensive and lavish, which makes this enjoyable but only in a mild way.