These were the seven main attributes of a Corps. The attributes were roughly the same as General Armaments' attributes, and they gave the Corps all sorts of bonuses, increasing each soldier's strength.
However, General Armaments did not have a deterrence effect, while Corps had its own deterrence effect. There were also the sixth and seventh effects, which were the greatest effects of a Corps.
The first few effects were the advantages of a Corps, and they were very destructive to ordinary soldiers. This was because there were simply too many advantages, and the soldiers of a Corps were definitely stronger than ordinary soldiers.
The sixth effect, Corps Formation, was quite similar to the Soldier Aura Formation effect of a General Armament, but there was a big difference.
Even though soldiers gave off countless auras and gathered them together to form powerful weapons or terrifying beasts, General Armaments had their own condensing effects.
However, General Armaments had their own condensation effects. When holding a General Armament and using Soldier Aura Condensation, countless traces of Soldier Aura would be controlled by the General Armament. The wielder of the General Armament would be able to condense the Soldier Aura into any shape, and this had nothing to do with soldiers.
However, Corps was different – it required all soldiers to work together, which meant that all soldiers had to focus and control the Soldier Aura Formation. This required a lot of time and coordination.
General Armaments relied on the individual Commander, while Corps relied on the collective.
Comparing the two, General Armaments were naturally more convenient. However, General Armaments were not so easy to obtain, and even now, the Qin Empire only had ten General Armaments. Any Kingdom could have a Corps.
In actuality, even though Corps was quite troublesome, it was still better than Soldier Aura Formation. The purpose of a Corps was to gather all of the soldiers' thoughts together. If their willpower was strong and they were united, the things that they condensed would naturally be stronger than General Armaments.
Of course, if their willpower was weak and they could not work together, it would be normal for them to not be able to condense anything.
Before, when comparing a City Lord to 100,000 Stage 1 soldiers, the answer would be the City Lord. After all, the City Lord had a City Lord Seal, and if 100,000 soldiers could not gather their attacks together, they would not be able to threaten the City Lord.
Moreover, if the City Lord did not choose to fight the 100,000 soldiers head-on and instead chose to launch sneak attacks, the 100,000 soldiers might be killed by the City Lord. They would not be a match for the City Lord at all, and they might even be completely destroyed.
If the City Lord did not choose to face the 100,000 soldiers head-on and instead chose to launch sneak attacks, the 100,000 soldiers might be killed by the City Lord. They would not be a match for the City Lord at all, and they might even be completely suppressed.
This was the advantage of top-tier factions. Before, Qin had used many City Lords to launch sneak attacks on some regions, and some regions had been easily destroyed. The soldiers could not do anything to City Lord Qin and could only watch.
Qin had used this method to conquer many regions, and there were a few times when he had swept through dozens of regions. If it wasn't for the fact that other City Lords had hurried over and used their top-tier powers to resist, Qin would have stopped.
But if they didn't come, what could the other system soldiers do to Qin? Qin had conquered the cities one by one.
The greatest weakness of the system soldiers was that their strength was scattered and could not be concentrated, so they could not resist City Lords who had top-tier power.
However, now that Corps had appeared, things were different. If 100,000 Stage 1 soldiers used Corps Formations and gathered all of their strength together, they would be able to resist City Lords.
What was more important was that the City Lord's power came from the City Lord Seal, while the Corps had the attribute of destroying cities, which greatly countered the City Lord's power. When using the Corps to fight against the City Lord, the City Lord would often be forced to run, and the result would be completely different.
This was why Corps Formations were so powerful. The final Corps was a monster-level power that a Kingdom could use to resist.
These monsters could be beasts or peerless experts. If they were too powerful and wanted to harm a Kingdom, and the Kingdom did not have any top-tier experts, they could only use Corps Formations.
Soldiers in Corps Formations would receive all sorts of powerful buffs, and the more Corps Formations they fused with, the more powerful they would be. They would not be inferior to peerless experts, and this was mainly to defend against things that were too powerful and could harm a Kingdom.
Moreover, Corps Formations were split into Ordinary Corps and Special Corps!
There were no restrictions on Ordinary Corps, and any Kingdom could create one. However, the effects were quite ordinary, and they only had the Corps' seven attributes.
However, Special Corps Formations were different. Special Corps Formations were quite special and powerful, and Ordinary Corps Formations were not as powerful as Special Corps Formations.
However, Special Corps Formations had many restrictions. The first was the Corps Vessel, which had powerful attributes. Even though these attributes could not be good or evil, they had to be able to fuse with a Corps Core.
Another issue was Compatibility. Some items were incredibly powerful, but they were not suitable for fusing with Corps Cores, so they would not be able to create Special Corps Formations.
A Corps Core was an orb of light that was as big as a basketball and gave off a faint white light. It gave off a formless aura and was the most important item for creating a Corps. It was something that was birthed from a Kingdom's Fate.
If an item could contain a Corps Core, the Corps Core would completely fuse with that item, and a Special Corps Formation would be created. The Special Corps Formation's attributes were closely related to this item.
Because establishing a Kingdom was quite common, Zhao Fu knew quite a bit about it, and this was not too surprising.
This was the power of a Corps. However, there were not many of them, and Qin could create 13 Corps Formations. In total, they only had 26 million soldiers, while Qin now had 200 million soldiers.
With 26 million soldiers, 100,000 soldiers could suppress a City Lord, and with that many soldiers, they could suppress 260 City Lords. These soldiers would not have any problems fighting individually, and they would be more effective at killing City Lords in groups.
Government Positions and Corps Formations were how powerful a Kingdom was. Only with these things could a Kingdom be truly terrifying. Before, establishing a Kingdom and not establishing a Kingdom were two completely different things, and this was the difference.
There were many system announcements, and a Kingdom's Boundary was also quite important. However, it had been mentioned before that the Great Wall had a Kingdom's power, and not only was it incredibly sturdy, but it also served as a barrier. Even extremely powerful teleportation channels would not be able to cross the Great Wall.
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